US Court Case Forces County to Reform Warrantless Drone Surveillance of Private Property

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US Court Case Forces County to Reform Warrantless Drone Surveillance of Private Property

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The ACLU sued a California county over authorities using drones to photograph private homes without warrants. The county has now changed how it runs aerial surveillance as a result. US-domestic case with no confirmed global or Australian regulatory implications.

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