In Hughes v. Oklahoma, Oklahoma law forbid the export of natural minnows, to help protect the state's natural resources. When this law was challenged, the Supreme Court held:

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The Supreme Court held that Oklahoma violated the Constitution's Commerce Clause by impermissibly burdening interstate commerce. The Court found that the law discriminated against out-of-state fishermen and favored in-state interests, which is unconstitutional. The case helped establish the dormant Commerce Clause, which prohibits states from passing laws that discriminate against or unduly burden interstate commerce.

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