In the Katz v. United States (1967) case, the basis for federal jurisdiction was that defendant Katz was engaged in:
a. procuring sex workers for interstate travel
b. selling drugs within the state of California
c. transmitting interstate wagers and bets on the phone
d. smuggling illegal workers across the border from Canada
C
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