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Maine bill seeks to protect children from drone surveillance

Maine bill seeks to protect children from drone surveillance

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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) A Republican lawmaker in Maine is hoping to pass a bill he says would protect children in the state from unauthorized surveillance by drones.

The proposal from Rep. John Andrews of Paris would create a new state law the legislator says would “prevent unauthorized drone spying on a person in their domicile where they have an expectation of privacy.” Andrews is asking the state’s Legislative Council to allow his proposal to go through despite the fact a legislation deadline has passed.

The Legislative Council is expected to discuss whether to consider the proposal this session on Thursday.

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