Massachusetts H4637 regulates the use of robotic devices by law enforcement and civilians, establishing penalties and civil rights protections.
Massachusetts H4637 establishes regulations on the use of robotic devices by both law enforcement and civilians. It mandates that law enforcement agencies obtain a warrant before deploying robotic devices for surveillance or location tracking, and requires them to document each use. Civilians are prohibited from using robotic devices to threaten, harass, or physically restrain others. The bill outlines penalties for violations, including imprisonment and fines. It also allows individuals to bring civil actions for damages and equitable relief against violators.
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