Where does the authority originate for a court to impose jurisdiction over persons beyond their geographical boundaries?

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Long-arm statutes allow courts to obtain jurisdiction over individuals who are outside of their geographical boundaries. This is achieved by the court asserting jurisdiction based on the individual having some minimum contact with the state or jurisdiction in which the court is located. The other options listed do not directly address the issue of jurisdiction over persons outside of a court's geographical boundaries.

Where Does the Authority Originate for a Court to Impose