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I think it depends on if you step on the land or jump across only using the airspace. In the US the land laws follow many British/Roman ancient laws. A land ow
by az226 3y ago
I think it depends on if you step on the land or jump across only using the airspace. In the US the land laws follow many British/Roman ancient laws.
A land owner doesn’t own the airspace above or the ground below. Only what they are reasonably enjoying and using. The airspace at this corner isn’t used by the rancher.
And now this specific right is codified in caselaw. It always existed just wasn’t spelled out for this specific purpose.
- mcv 3y agoEven stepping on land should be legal as long as you don't cause any damage or infringe on any privacy. It's disgusting that rich landowners can effectively seize control of public land by denying access to it. That should be illegal and punished harshly.