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There is often a lag between new innovations and laws' ability to restrain them.
LSD didn't become illegal until October 1966, when use was widespread enough to capture Time's attention. Cyberbullying went on for years before laws to combat it were enacted.
A similar situation is now unfolding in the United States with regards to unmanned aircrafts — a.k.a. drones. Drones can film weddings, examine pipelines and carry advertising banners, but such commercial use is illegal, strictly speaking. But it's not that clear-cut
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recently examined the use of drones for journalism, but does that mean the agency is limiting the First Amendment? If you own a farm in the middle of nowhere, should the FAA bar you from using an unmanned aircraft to monitor your crops? Read more...
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