Asked by Jamie Crique on Jun 06, 2024
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A typical state long-arm statute applies only to nonresident defendants who commit criminal acts in the state.
Long-Arm Statute
A law that allows a court to exercise personal jurisdiction over an out-of-state defendant due to their actions connected to the jurisdiction.
Nonresident Defendants
Individuals or entities against whom a legal action is brought who do not reside in the jurisdiction where the action is filed.
Criminal Acts
Actions or behavior that violate the laws set forth by a governing body, typically resulting in prosecution and potential penalties.
- Identify the conditions under which state long-arm statutes apply.
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Learning Objectives
- Identify the conditions under which state long-arm statutes apply.
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