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What if the title were: “government employee drove down the nearby road to look at the property”? Seems fine. The only question is: “at what altitude does th
by someguydave 3y ago
What if the title were: “government employee drove down the nearby road to look at the property”?
Seems fine.
The only question is: “at what altitude does the airspace over your property become the same as a road?”: ie public right-of-way
- troupe 3y agoAnother question would be what would happen if they had of kept the drone over the road. From the looks of it, they could have gotten all the pictures they wanted without flying above his property.
- someguydave 3y agoAgree, so it seems this is a very narrow case about whether a cessna at 500 feet (which is clearly legal) is more invasive of 4th amendment rights than a drone at 400 feet which sounds like a dumb question
- mission_failed 3y agoHow many times can a government employee drive by your property for the single aim to conduct surveillance including taking detailed photographs?
- jameshart 3y agoOn a public road? As many times as they like.