American courts generally will not enforce judgments against American media by foreign courts for libel, hate speech, invasion of privacy and other torts if the expression would be protected under the First Amendment in the United States.

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This is known as the "libel tourism" exception, where American courts will not enforce a foreign court's judgment that violates the First Amendment protection of freedom of speech and the press.

American Courts Generally Will Not Enforce Judgments Against American Media