Which of the following is not true of long-arm statutes?
A)they are state jurisdiction statutes
B)they are not subject to federal review
C)they vary from state-to-state
D)all of the above are not true

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Long-arm statutes are state jurisdiction statutes that allow state courts to exercise personal jurisdiction over nonresident defendants who have sufficient contacts with the state. Long-arm statutes are subject to federal review, as they must comply with the due process requirements set forth by the U.S. Constitution. Although long-arm statutes may vary from state-to-state, this is not a statement that is not true of long-arm statutes.

Which of the Following Is Not True of Long-Arm Statutes