> Are court decisions universally recognized? Are laws in any country universally recognized and respected? > If the conviction is later overturned, does the

> Are court decisions universally recognized? Are laws in any country universally recognized and respected? > If the conviction is later overturned, does the second claim open one up to more libability for a false claim? Common sense would say before you go claim libel you first demand correction, or place onus on publisher to correct a publication with the new developed news. I know it became normal to police speech nowadays but if a conviction - even before appeal - doesnt allow the use of a label/word, what does? Now, being CNBC reporting this i guess the issue is less about risk of libel and more to do with the current stance that europe is out to get american companies