The Typical Long-Arm Statute Allows a Court to Obtain Jurisdiction

The typical long-arm statute allows a court to obtain jurisdiction over a defendant even though the process is served beyond its borders if the defendant __________.

A) files a counterclaim against a plaintiff
B) owns property within the state that is the subject matter of the lawsuit
C) has not obtained a writ of certiorari from the state in which he or she currently resides
D) has committed a tort outside the state in which the court obtaining jurisdiction is located
E) qualifies for res judicata