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FAA Tells DC Circ. Drone Privacy Challenge Doesn't Fly

Law360, Washington (November 5, 2015, 7:46 PM EST) -- The Federal Aviation Administration sought to circumvent an advocacy group's proposed D.C. Circuit privacy challenge to its new commercial drone rules Wednesday, arguing the litigation should be tossed because it is not timely and that privacy issues are beyond the agency's purview.

The Electronic Privacy Information Center's sought challenge was filed after the 60-day window for review closed following the FAA's denial of the group's petition for a notice and comment rulemaking on how the drone regulations would impact privacy and civil liberties, the agency said. Even if the appeals court makes it to the challenge's merits, the FAA argued the...

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