Bean Dredging v. Alabama Dept. of Revenue

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• finding that dredging navigable waterways in Alabama was “engaging in interstate commerce” in that dredging was substantially related to interstate commerce because dredging was necessary to keep waterways open for the passage of vessels into and out of the state
• \[This Court] will presume that the Legislature knew the meaning of the words it used when it enacted the statute.\

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