From ARS Technica:
From the proposed bill:
My guess is that the FAA's current rules and laws would make this bill a non-starter. One would hope that this bill would be stopped before it could get passed.
An Oklahoma state senator has proposed a state law that if enacted, would remove civil liability for property owners who capture or shoot down a drone flying over their property.
From the proposed bill:
Any person owning or controlling real estate or other premises who voluntarily damages or destroys a drone located on the real estate or premises or within the airspace of the real estate or premises not otherwise regulated by the Federal Aviation shall, together with any successors in interest, if any, not be civilly liable for causing the damage or destruction to the property of such person.
My guess is that the FAA's current rules and laws would make this bill a non-starter. One would hope that this bill would be stopped before it could get passed.