Abstract
New dangerous practice on the horizon? Legal aspects of drone usage
Highlights
AND OBJECTIVESIn today’s rapidly changing world, new elements and contents have emerged in our physical and legal environment, which, in addition to traditional classical legal thinking and methods, call for a more appropriate approach among lawmakers and law enforcers as well
This challenge is clearly shown in solving the legal problems arising from the operation of unmanned vehicles.[1]
The theme selection was generated by the recognition that unmanned vehicles, including unmanned aerial vehicles, i.e. drones, appear in the air, and on the legal horizon, and that drones will be the focus of not too distant future disputes and scientific exchanges
Summary
In today’s rapidly changing world, new elements and contents have emerged in our physical and legal environment, which, in addition to traditional classical legal thinking and methods, call for a more appropriate approach among lawmakers and law enforcers as well. The legal problem of unmanned vehicles is basically related to liability issues arising from the issue of responsibility, from which available research results have already been produced, and disputes have already emerged at the trial stage about accidents, from which court orders have come forth These issues, due to the wide spread use of drones, are soon to be expected in this area – away from the ground. According to the state of the technology today, drones do not carry people, but it is conceivable that they may in the future, and it is even feasible with the advances in technology It is clear the dangerous practice nature of them is without any doubt.
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