Andrew P. Napolitano

The Hill

By Brendan Sasso  - 10/25/12 05:57 PM ET

House Judiciary Committee lawmakers discussed legislation to restrict the use of drones in domestic airspace during a field forum at Rice University in Texas on Thursday.

Rep. Ted Poe (R-Texas), who chaired the forum of the Subcommittee on Crime, urged Congress to take up his Preserving American Privacy Act, which would only allow police to use drones with a warrant and to investigate a felony.

Drones are cheaper to build and fly than manned aircraft, making them more useful to the government for aerial surveillance. Domestic. . .

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