BEFORE THE COURT IN National Pork Producers Council v. Ross: The Justices Weigh in on State Regulations and the Commerce Clause.

UNITED States. Supreme Court; FORENSIC orations; NATIONAL Pork Producers Council (U.S.); PORK products; ANIMAL welfare; INTERSTATE commerce

The article focuses on the oral arguments presented before the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of National Pork Producers Council versus Ross, which pertains to the legality of California's Proposition 12, a law regulating the sale of pork products based on animal welfare standards. It reports that the arguments revolve around the Commerce Clause, the potential implications for interstate commerce, and the balance between state regulations and the national market.