GRANITE Act
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Summary
The GRANITE Act amends federal law to prohibit U.S. courts from recognizing or enforcing foreign court judgments based on foreign censorship laws. It defines foreign censorship laws as those that restrict expression or would conflict with First Amendment protections if applied in the U.S., and allows U.S. persons to seek declaratory relief in federal court against such foreign judgments. The bill also removes sovereign immunity protections for foreign states in cases involving enforcement of foreign censorship judgments.
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