I have a background in technical surveillance.
It, in Tennessee would depend on why you are collecting that intelligence.
For instance, if you were in fact trying to capture images of a handoff of information from an asset to a handler, you'd...
I also do pole photography, meaning hoisting a camera up on a 20 foot high pole (not the dancing type!). I’ve used it at Disneyland during the parades to see over the crowds, and in National Park areas where I couldn’t use a drone. Might they...
I think this will hinge, as I have said previously, on the application of a smart attorney pushing what the definition of 'surveillance' is.
Words have meaning, even here in Tennessee, and surveillance is one of those words.
Lest anyone think...
Sorry I had a long reply ready to go and I would love to debate this further I only have a bit left to say. The 4th amendment applies and the police need a warrant to seize your drone without your consent. Due process is general as in drone...
In the state of TN, the citizens have due process. If they are suspected of committing a crime, the state needs to have reasonable articulable suspicion that they are about to commit the crime of surveillance. Simply flying in a particular...