Oregon Measure 114 Updates

The Alliance for a Safe Oregon wants the state to tighten control of firearms dealers. The Nonprofit Wants State-Level Policies The organization says Oregon should adopt state-level gun dealer licensing policies, a move adopted…

Oregon’s contentious Measure 114, which bans purchasing magazines carrying more than 10 rounds of ammunition and requires permits, has once again failed to progress beyond the courtroom. Measure 114, or the Reduction of Gun Violence Act,…

After the Oregon Court of Appeal motion by gun owners to dismiss the State of Oregon's motion to appeal the Harney Court Judgment finding Measure 114 unconstitutional was dismissed- as the appeal was delayed by transcript error corrections,…

After Oregon State missed the initial May 31 deadline to submit its opening brief with the transcript of the hearing in a Harney County Judge's ruling that found gun control Measure 114 unconstitutional, the gun owners who challenged the…

SALEM, Ore — The Oregon Court of Appeals has ruled against overturning a Harney County Circuit Court judge ruling that has placed gun control Measure 114 on ice. Law Violates the Right to Bear Arms The Eastern Oregon Judge,…

PORTLAND, Ore. — In a decision handed down by the presiding judge of the Circuit Court of Harney County in rural southeast Oregon- Judge Robert S. Raschio, the court ruled on Tuesday that Measure 114 of the voter-approved Oregon gun control…

Following a hearing on January 2nd in the matter of  Arnold v. Kotek (2023), Harney County Circuit Court Judge Robert Raschio has ordered the parties to draft and review his ruling for filing with the case's court record. The order provides…

There is a new development with Ballot Measure 114, the case that has been in legal limbo since November of 2022. Originally blocked by Circuit Judge Robert S. Raschio, and later ruled against after a six-day trial in November, the state…

When it comes to United States law, Americans tend to take all things enshrined within the Constitution as completely set in stone. This also extends to state constitutions. However, what happens when the majority of voters vote to put in…