Wyoming GRANITE Act protects residents and businesses from foreign censorship laws by prohibiting state courts from recognizing or enforcing such.
The Wyoming GRANITE Act, or Wyoming Guaranteeing Rights Against Novel International Tyranny and Extortion Act, aims to shield Wyoming residents and businesses from the extraterritorial application of foreign censorship laws. It establishes that Wyoming courts will not recognize, enforce, or give effect to any foreign judgment, order, subpoena, or similar measure that imposes liability or compels actions based on expression, expressive conduct, or expressive association protected by the U.S. and Wyoming constitutions.
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