New North Dakota Bill Limits Law Enforcement’s Use of Drones

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North Dakota lawmakers pass a bill that limits how drones can be used by law enforcement.

The measure says information from unmanned aerial vehicles can’t be used as probable cause for a search warrant.

Information obtained by drones can’t be used in court unless a warrant is obtained.

The bill also makes it illegal to use drones for private surveillance or for carrying lethal weapons.

They also passed a bill keeping private some video taken by police or firefighters wearing body cameras.

Both are headed to Gov. Dalrymple’s desk for his signature.