Under a long arm statute,a court cannot exercise jurisdiction over a defendant who has minimum out-of-state contacts.

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Under a long arm statute, a court may exercise jurisdiction over a defendant who has minimum out-of-state contacts. Long arm statutes are designed to allow courts to obtain jurisdiction over non-resident defendants who have committed a tort or breached a contract within the state or have minimum contacts with the state. Therefore, option A is incorrect.

Under a Long Arm Statute,a Court Cannot Exercise Jurisdiction Over