West Virginia GRANITE Act protects residents and businesses from foreign censorship laws.
The West Virginia GRANITE Act aims to safeguard residents and businesses from foreign censorship laws. It establishes a legal framework to prevent courts from recognizing or enforcing foreign judgments that target constitutionally protected speech. The act allows residents and businesses to sue foreign states and international organizations for enforcing such laws. It also prohibits state entities from assisting in enforcing foreign censorship laws and mandates alternative service of process for foreign entities.
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