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- Posted August 12, 2010
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News (AP) - President signs bill protecting U.S. writers
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama has signed into law a bill protecting American authors, journalists and publishers from foreign libel judgments that undermine free speech.
Under the law, U.S. federal courts will be prevented from recognizing or enforcing a foreign judgment for defamation that is inconsistent with the Constitution's free speech guarantee. Defendants in foreign cases can obtain a U.S. court order declaring that a foreign judgment would not be enforceable under American law.
Published: Thu, Aug 12, 2010
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