The government's ability to use drones for law enforcement would be curtailed under a bill passed by the New Jersey Assembly.
January 07, 2014 at 06:01 PM
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The government’s ability to use drones for law enforcement would be curtailed under a bill passed by the New Jersey Assembly on Monday.
The action came a week after the Federal Aviation Administration announced that New Jersey was one of nine states chosen for its testing of “unmanned aircraft.”
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