Michigan HB5327 amends trespassing laws to allow downing of drones that violate privacy or harassment statutes.
Michigan HB5327 amends the state's trespassing laws to allow the downing of drones that violate privacy or harassment statutes. The bill specifically addresses scenarios where drones are used to capture images or recordings of individuals in a manner that invades their reasonable expectation of privacy, or to harass them. It also prohibits drones from being operated over private dwellings to prevent the owner or occupant from enjoying their property peacefully. The law takes effect 90 days after enactment.
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