Church of Scientology of California, a Nonprofit California Corporation v. James E. Adams, Elaine Viets, Pulitzer Publishing Co., Inc.

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• noting a similar California statute collapses the usual two-step analysis into a single search for the outer limits of what due process permits
• noting doubt as to the “of and concerning” element of 27 defamation when determining whether certain published articles targeted California
• “If a defendant is not present for all purposes in the forum, due process requires that jurisdiction be based on contacts which have some nexus to the cause of action alleged.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).