In the latest update on Oregon’s contentious gun control law, Measure 114, the Oregon Court of Appeals has blocked the law from taking effect while an appeal is ongoing, KATU reports. The decision comes after a Harney County judge previously ruled that the measure violated the constitutional right to bear arms under the Oregon Constitution.
Measure 114, which was approved by voters, mandates that individuals undergo a criminal background check and complete a gun safety training course to obtain a permit to purchase a firearm. Additionally, the measure seeks to ban high-capacity magazines.
The state had requested that the measure be allowed to take effect during the appeals process. However, the Court of Appeals found that implementing the law now would disrupt the current legal status quo. The court also noted that the state’s argument suggesting imminent risk of harm without the law’s enforcement was based on speculative grounds.
While the court has denied immediate implementation of Measure 114, it has agreed to expedite the appeals process. To facilitate thorough consideration, the court has extended the deadline for filing legal briefs to 119 days from the announcement on Friday, as per KATU’s coverage based on information from the Oregonian. This decision marks a significant moment in the ongoing debate over gun control measures in Oregon.
This is the way motions to stay enforcement of rulings SHOULD go; the status quo should be maintained pending appear. The Ninth (generally) should take a note of this. However, this case isn’t over until the fat lady sings. The Oregon appellate courts are notoriously liberal and anti-gun.
Oregon is effectively North Kalifornia or South Seattle.
Speaking of the courts, when you are a leftist-fascist and threaten a city council with chopping off their heads, there are actual consequences :
Riddhi Patel, a Californian leftist-fascist, threatens an entire city council with death (fucks around), and gets 18 felony counts and a *two million* dollar bond (finds out), bigtimeā¦ :
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