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Death of the constitutional law of personal jurisdiction: From Pennoyer to Burnham and back again
Patrick J. Borchers, The Death of the Constitutional Law of Personal Jurisdiction: From Pennoyer to Burnham and Back Again, 24 U.C. DAVIS L. REV. 19 (1990), reprinted in 1 JURISDICTION AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 188 (Patrick J. Borchers ed., 2014),
and reprinted in part in CIVIL PROCEDURE ANTHOLOGY 69 (David I. Levine, Donald L. Doernberg & Melissa L. Nelkin eds., 1998).
In 1990, in Burnham v. Superior Court, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the traditional rule that a civil defendant could be subjected to personal jurisdiction in a state simply by being physically served with the summons ...