The details of _____ vary from state to state, but generally create personal jurisdiction over nonresidents who transact business or commit tortious acts in the state.

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Long-arm statutes are laws that give courts jurisdiction over out-of-state defendants based on their contacts with the state, such as conducting business or committing a tortious act within the state. The other answer choices are unrelated to personal jurisdiction over nonresidents.

The Details of _____ Vary from State to State, but Generally