The _______ is a jurisdictional test required by due process that looks to see if a person had such associations with a state, did business within the state, and could reasonably have anticipated that it would have to defend itself there.
A) effects test
B) minimum contacts test
C) jurisdictional rule of reason test
D) per se test

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The description provided of the jurisdictional test corresponds to the minimum contacts test, which is a doctrine that enables a state court to assert jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant if the defendant has established sufficient minimum contacts with the forum state. The effects test refers to a form of extraterritorial jurisdiction, the per se test is a standard used in antitrust law, and the jurisdictional rule of reason test is not a commonly used legal term.

The _______ Is a Jurisdictional Test Required by Due Process