Bases commonly used in this Code are as follows:
(b) the offense is committed in the course of committing or in immediate flight from the commission of any other offense defined in this Code over which federal jurisdiction exists;
(c) the victim is a federal public servant engaged in the performance of his official duties or is the President of the United States, the President-elect, the Vice President, or, if there is no Vice President, the officer next in the order of succession to the office of President of the United States, the Vice President-elect, or any individual who is acting as President under the Constitution and laws of the United States, a candidate for President or Vice President, or any member or member-designate of the President's cabinet, or a member of Congress, or a federal judge, or a head of a foreign nation or a foreign minister, ambassador or other public minister;
(d) the property which is the subject of the offense is owned by or in the custody or control of the United States or is being manufactured, constructed or stored for the United States;
(e) the United States mails or a facility in interstate or foreign commerce is used in the commission or consummation of the offense;
(f) the offense is against a transportation, communication, or power facility of interstate or foreign commerce or against a United States mail facility;
(g) the offense affects interstate or foreign commerce;
(h) movement of any person across a state or United States boundary occurs in the commission or consummation of the offense;
(i) the property which is the subject of the offense is moving in interstate or foreign commerce or constitutes or is part of an interstate or foreign shipment;
(j) the property which is the subject of the offense is moved across a state or United States boundary in the commission or consummation of the offense;
(k) the property which is the subject of the offense is owned by or in the custody of a national credit institution;
(1) the offense is committed under circumstances amounting to piracy, as prescribed in section 212.