NC License Law Didn't Violate 1st Amendment, 4th Circ. Finds

By Travis Bland · May 20, 2024, 8:56 PM EDT

The Fourth Circuit held on Monday that North Carolina's licensing requirements for surveyors don't violate the free speech rights of a drone pilot who sought to create maps for customers, with...

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Documents

Opinion

Case Information

Case Title

360 Virtual Drone Services LLC v. Andrew Ritter

Case Number

Court

Appellate - 4th Circuit

Nature of Suit

3950 Constitutionality of State Statutes

Date Filed

May 01, 2023

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