In the Matter of J.E., L.E., P.E., and A.G. (Minor Children), Children in Need of Services, and C.E. (Father) and A.G. (Mother) v. Indiana Department of Child Services (mem. dec.)

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• recognizing that the Sixth Circuit has adopted the steam of commerce plus theory of specific personal jurisdiction
• “[A] statement a proponent offers against an opposing party is not hearsay if the opposing party made the statement in an individual or representative capacity.”
• “for a defendant to purposely avail himself of the privilege of acting within a forum state, he must do more than merely place a product into the stream of commerce”
• “for a defendant to purposely avail himself of the privilege of acting within a forum state, he must do more than merely place a product into the stream of commerce”
• “For a defendant to purposely avail himself of the privilege of acting within a forum state, he must do more than merely place a product into the stream of commerce”

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