''Drone Shoot-Down'' Bill makes it out of state senate committee in Oklahoma

"Drone Shoot-Down" Bill makes it out of state senate committee in Oklahoma. The law would permit the shooting down of drones over private property. Next step would be a vote in the state senate. Will drone owners be liable if the shooter misses and the bullet returns close to its origin, damaging the land-owners property, or if another property is hit instead of the drone? Will drone owners be liable for damage that the shot/disabled/crashing drone may subsequently cause?http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2015/02/10/385239519/-drone-shoot-down-bill-advances-in-oklahoma

FAA grants 8 more exemptions for commercial drone use

The Federal Aviation Administration has granted 8 more permits for the use of commercial drones. It total it has now granted 24 such exemptions, out of a total 324 applications for permits. Many industry observers believe the restrictions cause the US to lose ground in a very fast growing high tech market, with loss of jobs and tax revenue. Australia, Germany and Canada have together granted hundreds of commercial drone use permits.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/02/03/us-usa-faa-drones-idUSKBN0L721Y20150203