Personal Jurisdiction - Explained

The video tutorial explains the concept of personal jurisdiction, which is the court's authority over an individual, and contrasts it with subject matter jurisdiction, which pertains to the court's ability to hear specific types of cases. It emphasizes that a court needs both personal and subject matter jurisdiction to hear a case. The tutorial also outlines the process of securing personal jurisdiction over an individual.

What does it mean for a court to have the authority to call an individual into court?

Why is it important for a court to have jurisdiction over an individual?