The outcome of new drone lawsuit out of Connecticut turns on what seems to be a simple question: does the Federal Aviation Administration have the authority to regulate consumer drones? More specifically, can the FAA come after a student who rigged up a gun to a drone and fired it in his backyard, with no one else around?
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If x thing is legal in his state, and Y thing is legal in his state, I don't see how XY would be illegal. As long as it is not used in an illegal manner that would entail both of them.
We can't stop anyone to test these drones around because FAA can't keep an eye on everyone around.