To directly challenge the court's jurisdiction over his or her person, the defendant must:
A) raise the issue in the answer.
B) raise the issue by motion.
C) personally appear in court to make the challenge.
D) (a) or (b).
E) all of the above.

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To directly challenge the court's jurisdiction over his or her person, the defendant can either raise the issue in the answer or by motion. This means that the challenge can be made through formal legal documents either at the time of answering the lawsuit or through a specific motion dedicated to this issue. Personal appearance in court is not a requirement for challenging jurisdiction.

To Directly Challenge the Court's Jurisdiction Over His or Her