Missouri HB2547 modifies surveillance and game camera placement on private property, requiring consent from landowners or a search warrant.
Missouri HB2547 changes the law to ensure that state agency or political subdivision employees must obtain written consent from the landowner or their designee before placing any surveillance or game camera on private property. Alternatively, a search warrant is required, as stipulated by the Missouri Constitution and the U.S. Constitution. This bill aims to protect private property rights by mandating explicit permission or legal authorization for camera placement.
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