
Kentucky Drone Laws: KRS 500.130 Privacy Rules & Warrants
Kentucky requires a police drone warrant and, since June 2025, bars civilian drone surveillance under KRS 500.130(12), with a civil suit under KRS 411.067.
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Kentucky requires a police drone warrant and, since June 2025, bars civilian drone surveillance under KRS 500.130(12), with a civil suit under KRS 411.067.

Louisiana's video voyeurism law, La. R.S. 14:283, covers drone cameras and requires sex offender registration on conviction for violators.

Maine requires police to get a warrant, often with Attorney General sign-off, before flying a drone under 25 M.R.S. Section 4501. See the warrant rule and its exceptions.

Maryland has no civilian drone-privacy statute, so disputes rely on common-law claims like Furman v. Sheppard and general trespass law.

Massachusetts has no drone-specific privacy statute. Learn how trespass, the all-party wiretap law, harassment law, and pending 2026 legislation govern drones.

Michigan bars drone harassment and privacy invasion under MCL 259.322, preempts local drone ordinances, and limits warrant protection per Long Lake Township v.

Minnesota requires a warrant for police drone use under Minn. Stat. 626.19 and bans facial recognition or protest surveillance without one.

Mississippi has no general drone-privacy statute, but its 2021 law bans unconsented drone surveillance of prisons and critical infrastructure.

Missouri has no drone-privacy statute or warrant requirement, but Mo. Rev. Stat. Section 577.800 bans flying a drone over open-air venues, correctional centers, and critical infrastructure.

Montana bars using drone-gathered evidence against you without a warrant, and its 2025 law makes low-altitude drone flights over private land a trespass.

Nebraska has no dedicated drone-privacy statute, but drone surveillance is a crime under Neb. Rev. Stat. 28-521 and 28-311.08. See warrant and hunting rules.

Nevada drone law under NRS 493: civil trespass for low overflights, a police warrant requirement, critical-facility buffers, and a weaponized-drone felony.