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Should FBI manhunts use drones? US lawmakers debate

At Friday's Judiciary Committee hearing on privacy and domestic drones, government representatives and civil rights advocates tried to wrap their brains around a drone-filled future. Once drones are a common sight as scheduled in 2015, activists have suggested that privacy laws need an update. FULL STORY

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