Massachusetts H4832 regulates the use of robotic devices by prohibiting unauthorized weaponization and requiring warrants for certain deployments.
Massachusetts H4832 amends Chapter 140 of the General Laws to regulate the use of robotic devices. It prohibits the manufacture, modification, sale, transfer, possession, or operation of robotic devices equipped or mounted with a weapon. Law enforcement agencies must obtain a warrant before deploying robotic devices onto private property or for surveillance and location tracking. Individuals can bring civil actions for damages and equitable relief resulting from violations.
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