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What State and Local Laws Will Fly When it Comes to Drones?

By Fox Rothschild LLP on October 12, 2017
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Texas Capitol Building in AustinOn our On the Radar blog, which covers new developments in the law surrounding unmanned autonomous vehicles or drones, associate Tressie McKeon recently published a post discussing current Texas law governing drones and its interaction with federal law. Though the federal government (that is, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)) exclusively regulates navigable airspace across the country, states can and have regulated commercial drone use via law enforcement-focused statutes, such as those pertaining to trespassing.

We invite you to read her valuable discussion.

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