Measure 114 case in Oregon Supreme Court pits gun ownership tradition against public safety concerns
Justices pressed for answers on permits and required training, which guns were available during the state’s founding and ...
Oregon Supreme Court justices Thursday raised questions about the appropriate legal standard and historical principles they ...
The appeals court found that a qualified person can still acquire a gun for self-defense based on the language of Measure 114 ...
The Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training is banning a popular handgun from its police training courses and campus. DPSST Director Phil Castle wrote in a letter to Oregon police ...
Measure 114, which would require training for a firearms permit and restrict high-capacity magazines, is being challenged by ...
This case in the Oregon Supreme Court centers on whether Article I, Section 41(3) of the Oregon Constitution, which provides that Oregon prisoners lack legally enforceable rights to prison jobs and ...
Oregon Senate Bill 243, would outlaw rapid-fire devices like bump stocks. The bill also would allow local governments to ban concealed handguns in certain buildings where meetings are held. The bill ...
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