Prohibits flying unmanned aircraft over key facilities, correctional facilities, law enforcement facilities, or critical infrastructure in Michigan.
The bill amends Michigan law to prohibit flying unmanned aircraft over key facilities, correctional facilities, law enforcement facilities, or critical infrastructure. It also prohibits causing unmanned vehicles to trespass on these facilities. Violators face felony charges with up to four years in prison, a $2,500 fine, or both. Exemptions include public safety agencies and commercial operators complying with FAA regulations. The prohibitions take effect 90 days after the amendatory act.
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