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HI SB579
Bill
Status
1/23/2015
Primary Sponsor
Russell Ruderman
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AI Summary
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Law enforcement agencies must obtain a warrant to conduct surveillance of a specifically targeted individual or their property using unmanned aircraft systems.
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Tracking of specific identifiable individuals by privately owned or operated unmanned aircraft systems without consent is prohibited.
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Data collected from warrantless unmanned aircraft observations cannot be used by law enforcement to investigate wrongdoing unless authorized by warrant.
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Unmanned aircraft systems cannot carry weapons under any circumstances by private, commercial, or law enforcement agencies.
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Aggrieved parties may sue for violations, recovering at least $1,000 in damages or at least $10,000 if collected information was publicly disclosed without permission, plus attorney's fees and litigation costs.
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Law enforcement agencies must report annually to the legislature on unmanned aircraft usage, including frequency of use, crime investigations aided, and total program costs.
Legislative Description
Unmanned Aircraft Systems; Right to Privacy
Last Action
Report adopted; Passed Second Reading, as amended (SD 1) and referred to JDL.
2/20/2015