I think the most interesting issue in this case Jeremy Jaynes v. Commonwealth of Virginia was that when a man committed crime in one state and created problems in another state, does the circuit court of the state which he caused problems have jurisdiction over him. In favor of Jeremy Jaynes, he just used his computer to send emails in North Carolina, and did not use his computer in Virginia. Also, he argued that he couldn’t control where the email would be sent, so he didn't have intent to cause harms in Virginia. Therefore, Virginia circuit court had no jurisdiction over him. Virginia circuit court argued that since Jeremy Jaynes sent all his emails through the server of AOL and he knew the AOL server is in Virginia. Since Jeremy Jaynes had
