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Personal Jurisdiction in Texas and Internet Web-Sites
This Comment sets forth the analysis that Texas courts should use in maintaining personal jurisdiction over the nonresident creator/owner of a web-site on the Internet. This will be accomplished by elucidating the nature of the Internet in such a way as to show that its inherent nature is not unlike
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