The U. S. Supreme Court ruled in the Slaughterhouse Cases that:

a. voting rights of African-Americans under the Fifteenth Amendment could not be abridged or denied by any state.
b. states could not interfere with vigorous federal enforcement of a broad array of civil rights guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment.
c. most rights of citizens were under the control of state governments rather than the federal government.
d. Reconstruction had progressed too far and was now officially ended.
e. the federal government had sole authority under the Commerce Clause to regulate the meatpacking industry.

Susan, a los angeles resident, appears on a new nbc reality show, my big fat obnoxious accountant. susan is the first to be "kicked off the island" and leaves the show in shame. on her way out, she throws a temper tantrum and destroys some of the furniture on the set. nbc and the production company that made the show are incorporated and headquartered in new york, where the show is filmed. nbc and the producers have offices and conduct business in los angeles and san francisco. humiliated by the loss, susan plans to sue nbc and the producers of the show for breach of contract, fraud and intentional infliction of emotional distress, seeking $200,000 in damages. susan is considering filing her lawsuit in california state court, new york state court or the federal courts. as to each of the state courts, indicate whether personal jurisdiction exists and why.