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Defendant appeared in State A solely to contest personal jurisdiction. After full briefing and a hearing, the State A court ruled that personal jurisdiction existed. Defendant then lost on the merits. Plaintiff later sought enforcement in State B, and Defendant again argued lack of personal jurisdiction.
How should State B treat the objection?

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Defendant may relitigate because any judgment entered after a special appearance is void. Defendant may relitigate because State B uses a different long-arm statute. Defendant generally may not relitigate personal jurisdiction in State B because Defendant appeared and fully litigated that issue in State A. Defendant may relitigate personal jurisdiction in State B because jurisdiction can always be relitigated.

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