Lets copyright owners ask courts to block U.S. access to foreign piracy websites.
This bill would create a new way for copyright owners to fight online piracy. They could ask a court to label foreign websites as piracy sites. If a site is labeled, certain internet and domain name providers would have to block U.S. users from reaching it.
Today, copyright owners can sue infringers but lack a specific legal process to get courts to label foreign sites as piracy sites or order internet companies to block them. After this bill, copyright owners could ask courts to designate foreign sites as "foreign digital piracy sites." Then, they could get a second court order telling certain internet and domain name providers to block U.S. users from accessing those sites. These orders would last for one year, subject to extensions.
HR 10575 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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