Trespass; clarify elements of.

HB 1494 amends Mississippi trespass laws to explicitly include unauthorized drone surveillance over private property and correctional facilities as a form of trespass. The bill updates multiple code sections to define trespass as operating an unmanned aircraft (drone) without consent for surveillance, including a specific prohibition against drone surveillance of correctional facilities without written permission from the facility owner. This change applies existing trespass penalties - such as fines up to $500 or jail time - to drone operators who conduct unauthorized surveillance. The legislation directly affects drone users and property owners by clarifying that unauthorized drone activity for surveillance is now legally prohibited under trespass laws.