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Re:Mysterious New Jersey drone sightings prompt call for 'st... by zelon88 on Thursday December 12, 2024 @12:17PM (#42401085)
I don't think you understand. It sounds like you think I'm talking about defending youself against a human. I am not.

If a drone is trying to gain access to your home, do you have the right to defend against it using deadly force? Meaning; Force that would be deadly to a human attacker.

Re:Mysterious New Jersey drone sightings prompt call for 'st... by Ancapistani on Thursday December 12, 2024 @02:47PM (#42402654)
Strictly speaking, my understanding of the federal law and regulation is that there is no exception to the crime of shooting at an operating aircraft.

That said, the FAA's jurisdiction ends with the National Airspace, which physically ends the moment it crosses into a structure.

Re:Mysterious New Jersey drone sightings prompt call for 'st... by Izkata on Friday December 13, 2024 @01:16AM (#42406324)
> Force that would be deadly to a human attacker.

There's plenty of states where you don't even have that.