Paul Bond Mark Melodia
June 23, 2015 | The Legal Intelligencer
Patchy State Regulation Raises Questions for Drone UseStates have become extraordinarily active in legislation on the use of drones. But the predominant topic for state legislation on drones has been privacy rights. This article addresses why states are regulating drone privacy, and some specific choices made around the country.
By Paul Bond, Mark Melodia and Tracy Zurzolo Quinn
8 minute read
June 22, 2015 | The Legal Intelligencer
Patchy State Regulation Raises Questions for Drone UseStates have become extraordinarily active in legislation on the use of drones. But the predominant topic for state legislation on drones has been privacy rights. This article addresses why states are regulating drone privacy, and some specific choices made around the country.
By Paul Bond, Mark Melodia and Tracy Zurzolo Quinn
8 minute read
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