Cruz-Ibarra v. Lynch

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• finding that the “common denominator” in the reasoning of the J. McIntyre Machinery majority was the “‘stream-of-commerce plus’ rubric” enunciated by Justice O’Connor in Asahi, and that “the -39- ‘stream-of-commerce plus’ test now commands a majority of the Court”
• “Thus, six Justices agree that, at a minimum, the limitations of Justice O’Connor’s test should be applied, although the plurality would apply an even stricter test, the parameters of which were not precisely defined.”

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