Resolution criteria

This market resolves to the date on which the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) officially grants certiorari to a case specifically addressing the application of the Second Amendment to a weaponized flying drone, or alternatively, the date they hear oral arguments in such a case, whichever comes first.

The focus of such a case might include, but is not limited to, ownership and use of weaponized flying drones, sales and purchase, permitting and licensing, or specific weaponry allowed.
"Weaponized" here means having any mechanism attached to or deployed by the drone primarily intended to cause damage to other objects or beings, included but not limited to firearms, explosives, and sharp protrusions or projectiles.

The "flying drone" in question must have powered flight as a primary mode of locomotion. Drones which primarily walk or roll and only occasionally jump or glide do not qualify.

Specific determination on the applicability of these terms are at the discretion of the market creator, and will likely involve discussion among market participants if there is likelihood of controversy.

The event must be verified by the published Supreme Court docket or via news reports from reputable legal journalism outlets (such as SCOTUSblog, Reuters, or AP) confirming that the Court has accepted or heard a case meeting these criteria.

If the Supreme Court declines to hear all cases regarding this issue, or if no such case is granted review by the market close date, the market will resolve to "No such case heard".

This description was partially generated by AI. It has been fully read and reviewed by the human creator of this market.