The Supreme Court has held observation made while flying a manned aircraft in navigable airspace over a person's property does not violate the Fourth Amendment.
Chuck Grassley: “The Supreme Court has held observation made while flying a manned aircraft in navigable airspace over a person's…”
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Grassley discusses Supreme Court rulings on aerial surveillance and privacy rights.
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