Posted on Dec 7, 2022
State judge places hold on Oregon's gun law, state to appeal
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The initial law went to vote and passed on Measure 114. It was followed by the attached article placing a hold on the execution of the law. The initial article follows:
Oregon’s New Gun Control Law Goes Into Effect in Three Weeks, Earlier Than Advertised (11/16/2022)
With nearly all ballots counted, 50.7% of Oregon voters have approved Measure 114. The law will limit sales of high-capacity magazines and require gun buyers to obtain a permit. It goes into effect 30 days from Election Day, according to the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office.
“The campaigns around M114 have been sharing an incorrect effective date for the measure,” says Ben Morris, the office’s communication director. “Everybody got this wrong.”
On Tuesday morning, Lincoln County Sheriff Curtis Landers issued a press release promising to enforce that law “if it is ruled constitutional by any court challenge.” Earlier this year, the U.S. Supreme Court ordered the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider its decision upholding a similar ban on high-capacity magazines in California.
“Could the measure be challenged and could a stay be issued? Absolutely, and we believe it will be. We are moving forward anticipating on January 15, 2023, this will be the law in our state,” Sheriff Landers wrote.
@Lt Col Charlie Lt Col Charlie Brown COL Randall C. LTC Stephen C. Maj Kim Patterson MAJ Montgomery Granger CPT Jack Durish SMSgt Lawrence McCarter CSM Charles Hayden MSG Roy Cheever GySgt Wayne A. Ekblad SFC James Baber SGT Francis Wright SPC Douglas Bolton Cpl Vic Burk
Oregon’s New Gun Control Law Goes Into Effect in Three Weeks, Earlier Than Advertised (11/16/2022)
With nearly all ballots counted, 50.7% of Oregon voters have approved Measure 114. The law will limit sales of high-capacity magazines and require gun buyers to obtain a permit. It goes into effect 30 days from Election Day, according to the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office.
“The campaigns around M114 have been sharing an incorrect effective date for the measure,” says Ben Morris, the office’s communication director. “Everybody got this wrong.”
On Tuesday morning, Lincoln County Sheriff Curtis Landers issued a press release promising to enforce that law “if it is ruled constitutional by any court challenge.” Earlier this year, the U.S. Supreme Court ordered the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider its decision upholding a similar ban on high-capacity magazines in California.
“Could the measure be challenged and could a stay be issued? Absolutely, and we believe it will be. We are moving forward anticipating on January 15, 2023, this will be the law in our state,” Sheriff Landers wrote.
@Lt Col Charlie Lt Col Charlie Brown COL Randall C. LTC Stephen C. Maj Kim Patterson MAJ Montgomery Granger CPT Jack Durish SMSgt Lawrence McCarter CSM Charles Hayden MSG Roy Cheever GySgt Wayne A. Ekblad SFC James Baber SGT Francis Wright SPC Douglas Bolton Cpl Vic Burk
State judge places hold on Oregon's gun law, state to appeal
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Between Oregon and California it seems that official in both states miss the entire concept of why there is a constitutional right to bear arms. Both state provide proof why that sort of Amendment is needed and both displaying excessive control against law abiding United States citizens. Whatever they do if it's a violation of the US Constitution it it NOT valid. Perhaps their effort should be on actually prosecuting Criminals Who do violate the law and have used firearms in an unlawful manner in committing those crimes which BOTH states have failed to do. I'm also NOT against proper training in both use and gun safety which anyone that handles firearms should receive and have available but that would apply to ALL Firearms. The Police and Military do receive that training and so should the public to insure safe use a hopefully prevent accidental discharges and injuries NOT to be confused with unlawful use in criminal acts.
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I predict the Oregon Supreme Court will vote 7-0 to lift the hold. They have no respect for either the Oregon or US Constitutions, nor do they have respect for any precedent set this year by the USSC.
All seven justices were initially appointed to the Oregon Supreme Court by Democrat governor's. 5 of them, and soon to be a 6th, were appointed by the current governor. They only owe allegiance to the party that got them on the bench, not either Constitution.
All seven justices were initially appointed to the Oregon Supreme Court by Democrat governor's. 5 of them, and soon to be a 6th, were appointed by the current governor. They only owe allegiance to the party that got them on the bench, not either Constitution.
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