Prohibits assertions of copyright infringement where the amount demanded by the person making the assertion was not made in good faith or the claim or assertion of copyright infringement is based on copyrighted material that is in the public domain or for which the asserter lacks the authority to enforce the copyright.

This bill aims to protect individuals from unjust copyright infringement claims. It prohibits anyone from making such claims if they are not acting in good faith or if the material in question is actually in the public domain or if they do not have the rights to enforce the copyright.

Supporters of this bill argue that it will safeguard creativity and innovation by preventing misuse of copyright claims. They believe it empowers individuals and small creators against aggressive copyright enforcement tactics that can stifle free expression.

Critics may argue that this bill could undermine the enforcement of legitimate copyright protections. They may express concern that it could embolden those who infringe on copyrights, making it harder for creators to protect their work from unauthorized use.