Courtrooms
There are a number of intricacies to courtroom systems, but the basics are straightforward. Everyone must be able to hear. Materials must be presented. Sidebar requires sound masking for the jury. And recording for the record is of upmost importance (this alone is a deep rabbit hole)


Audio DSP systems must be carefully designed to balance redundancy and monitoring

Understanding of FTR, JAVS, and VIQ, and others as well as DART and PACER systems.

Considerations for COSCA, CMS, AOC, and general court procedures







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