A 3682
Establishes penalties for use of unmanned aircraft in furtherance of commission of criminal offense; requires forfeiture of device upon conviction.
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Bill overview
This bill creates penalties for using unmanned aircraft systems (drones) to commit crimes. It establishes that operating a drone to assist in the commission of a crime results in a crime graded one degree higher than the underlying offense. The bill also mandates the forfeiture of the drone and its associated equipment upon a person’s conviction. Furthermore, it addresses specific offenses like surveillance of correctional facilities, interference with first responders, and wildlife theft, all while considering the operation of the drone.
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