The Case of the Long-Armed Judgment Bockman Industries, an Arizona corporation, sold 3,000 action dolls to Toy Kingdom, Inc., a company based in North Carolina. When Toy Kingdom failed to pay the $3,000 owed for the dolls, Bockman Industries sued Toy Kingdom in an Arizona court, pursuant to Arizona's long arm statute, and obtained an Arizona judgment against Toy Kingdom. However, Toy Kingdom claimed the Arizona judgment was invalid because Toy Kingdom did not have "minimum contacts with the state of Arizona. Toy Kingdom stated that because it was incorporated in North Carolina and had its principal place of business in North Carolina, it was out of the reach of the Arizona court. Kingdom's claim correct? Why or why not? Is Toy