How the United Kingdom’s 2018 Drone Regulations Affect American Drone Users

The United Kingdom has introduced a bill which grants police enhanced control over the use of drones. The laws are comprehensive, including giving law enforcement the ability to require users to take classes. This blog will examine the new laws and compare the provisions to those which affect American drone operators, particularly in the criminal context. … Read More How the United Kingdom’s 2018 Drone Regulations Affect American Drone Users

January 16, 2018January 16, 2018 jhtl

Watson, The Firm’s Newest Associate

IBM claims that 90% of Americans will regularly use Watson by the end of 2017. With the advent of smart technology and artificial intelligence on a mass scale, questions will arise on how these technologies interfere with our constitutional rights, such as freedom of speech and privacy.… Read More Watson, The Firm’s Newest Associate

August 4, 2017July 13, 2017 jhtl

Will Police Officers be Able to Use Weaponized Drones?

Connecticut has proposed a bill that would allow law enforcement to arm their drones with weapons. This is extremely controversial, especially at a time where law enforcement has taken criticism for the use of deadly force against citizens across the country.
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May 8, 2017May 8, 2017 jhtl

Journal of High Technology Law

at Suffolk University Law School

Tag: Constitutional Rights

How the United Kingdom’s 2018 Drone Regulations Affect American Drone Users

Watson, The Firm’s Newest Associate

Will Police Officers be Able to Use Weaponized Drones?