Drone Trespassing Legalities Explained

Summary

In New York, property owners have limited rights to the airspace above their land, excluding commercial aircraft and drones. Drone usage is regulated by both federal and state laws, and operators must adhere to FAA guidelines, such as not flying below 400 feet in uncontrolled airspace. Shooting down a drone can lead to legal consequences, including arrest. To address drone disturbances legally, report incidents to local authorities and the FAA, document occurrences, and seek legal advice for potential restraining orders. Consider using anti-drone technology or sending cease-and-desist letters to known operators. Always act within legal boundaries to avoid repercussions.

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Are the current drone sightings to push this through for approval?
It's possible that increased drone sightings could influence the urgency for passing H.R.*, as it underscores the potential threats that unmanned aircraft systems pose. However, there isn't a definitive answer without more specific information on the government's intent.
Is there a specific legal concern or situation you are dealing with related to drones?
What might this be a distraction from?
It seems like you're concerned about potential underlying motives for the H.R.* legislation. While I can't speculate on specific distractions, I can help with any legal concerns you have regarding drones or other matters. Do you have any legal issues related to drones or other topics that you need assistance with?
Is the airspace above my land and farm animals mine to protect?
In New York, property owners typically own the airspace above their land up to a certain extent; however, this does not include the airspace used by commercial aircraft or potentially drones.
- You can take action against trespassing drones.
- Laws regarding drone usage can be found in both federal and state regulations.
Do you have a specific issue with drones currently?
How close to my cows are they allowed? Why are they allowed to upset farm animals over private property?
In New York, drone usage over private property is subject to both federal and state regulations. Generally, drones should not be flown recklessly or in a manner that invades privacy or endangers animals. You can report disturbances to local authorities or the FAA.
Do you need guidance on reporting this issue?
They will not respond to animal or tresspassing cooncerns. What is the allowed tresspassing height for drones over farm animals in New York?
In New York, there's no specific height for drone trespassing over farm animals. However, drones should not cause harm or disturbance to animals, and operators must follow FAA guidelines, which include not flying below * feet in uncontrolled airspace.
Do you need more information on how to report drone disturbances or any other assistance?
Will shooting a drone over my cow result in my arrest on my land?
Shooting a drone, even over your own property, can result in legal consequences, including potential arrest. Destruction of property and violation of federal aviation regulations are key concerns.
Considering your location and the nature of the issue, would you like additional information on legal ways to address drone disturbances?
Why would they protect the tresspasser bothering my cow over a land \ farm owners?
I understand your frustration. The law prioritizes the protection of property, safety, and airspace regulations. Shooting down a drone can lead to legal issues such as destruction of property and violation of FAA rules. It's essential to follow legal channels to address these concerns.
Do you need help with the steps to report these drone disturbances legally?
Reporting something does not protect livestock, farmers have a duty to look after the herd.
I understand your concern about protecting your livestock. While reporting might not seem sufficient, it's crucial to follow legal channels to avoid complications. Here are some steps you can take:
- Report drone disturbances to local law enforcement and the FAA.
- Document incidents with photos or videos.
- Seek legal advice on obtaining a restraining order against persistent drone operators.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
Insufficient protection in live situations is not acceptable
I understand the frustration with insufficient protection. Unfortunately, taking matters into your own hands can result in legal consequences.
- Report disturbances to local law enforcement and the FAA.
- Document incidents thoroughly.
- Seek legal advice for protective measures.
Would you like more information on specific legal actions you can take?
They have crossed the line. Resistance is mandated to protect livestock in real time. These are bad laws and it is our duty to protect lives entrusted to us. There is no case for delay that is acceptable.
I understand your urgency in protecting your livestock. However, it's important to act within the boundaries of the law to avoid potential legal repercussions. Here are a few steps you can consider:
- Install physical barriers: Netting or other deterrents to prevent drones from entering your property.
- Legal advice: Consult with an attorney for specific actions you can take.
Would you like more detailed guidance on setting up physical barriers or finding legal assistance?
Netting a * acre field is not feasable.
Understood, netting a large area like * acres isn't practical. Here are some alternative steps:
- Use technology: Anti-drone systems can detect and sometimes neutralize drones.
- Legal notices: Send cease-and-desist letters to known drone operators.
- Consult a lawyer: For advice on obtaining restraining orders or other legal measures.
Would you like more information on anti-drone technology or legal steps?
Animals will be protected no matter the laws. This is unacceptable tresspassing. Good bye.
It seems like you're facing significant frustration with drones trespassing on your property and disturbing your livestock. While the laws can be restrictive, it's important to follow legal channels to avoid any repercussions. Please consider consulting with a local attorney to explore your options more thoroughly.
If you have any more questions or need further assistance in the future, feel free to reach out. Stay safe!