OR Fed and State suits vs OR mag ban (Measure 114) Enjoined in state ct

[Librarian]

RECAP link to complaint https://t.co/wyupagv4VA

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF OREGON
PENDLETON DIVISION

OREGON FIREARMS FEDERATION,
INC. an Oregon public benefit corporation;
BRAD LOHREY, SHERMAN COUNTY
SHERIFF; and ADAM JOHNSON, an
individual,
Plaintiffs,
v.
KATE BROWN, GOVERNOR OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, in her official
capacity; and ELLEN ROSENBLUM,
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, in her official capacity,
Defendants.

Compare to the original Duncan complaint, http://michellawyers.com/wp-content/..._Complaint.pdf

In Federal District Court in Portland, before Judge Immergut, are

OFF v Brown

Fitz v Brown https://storage.courtlistener.com/re...70381.15.0.pdf

Eyre et al v Rosenblum https://t.co/RyZmfpJINp

Azzopardi et al v Rosenblum https://t.co/jQRDPdCeH2

And, in State Court in Harney County, before Judge Raschio, is Arnold v Brown. https://s3.documentcloud.org/documen...vrosenblum.pdf

[BAJ475]

RECAP link to complaint https://t.co/wyupagv4VA

Compare to the original Duncan complaint, http://michellawyers.com/wp-content/..._Complaint.pdf

As usual, you are on top of events. Question, I wonder if they would allow me, as an Idaho resident, to become a plaintiff given that I have an Oregon CHL and my carry guns have magazines that exceed 10 rounds in capacity and Oregon is now infringing on my right to travel with my lawfully possessed and legally carried firearms based solely on the capacity of the magazines these firearms came with.

[pacrat]

What about the "OTHER PROVISIONS" aka "INFRINGEMENTS" included in 114?

Are civil rights orgs there going to just nibble around the edges of this Crap Pie?

[Aragorn]

[9Cal_OC]

[TrappedinCalifornia]

Hunters Fear 'End Of Firearm Sales' Until Oregon Creates Gun Permit System

I know this has been touched on in other threads related to Oregon's Measure 114, but I thought it worthy of it's own thread.

Hunters fear 'end of firearm sales' until Oregon creates gun permit system

Gun rights advocates fear all firearm sales will freeze in Oregon in three weeks when one of the nation's strictest gun control measures takes effect.

Measure 114, which voters appear to have been passed by a 1.5% margin, bans ammunition magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds and mandates the creation of a permit-to-purchase system that includes hands-on firearm training...

Oregon State Police announced this week that Measure 114 will take effect Dec. 8.

Fox News asked OSP in an email whether firearm purchases will halt on that date if a permit processing system is not yet in place. A spokesperson for the agency said only that "OSP is working diligently to ensure that the new Permit to Purchase program will be operational by December 8, 2022."...

Patrick said gun stores are preparing for the worst-case scenario, telling customers they may have to stop selling firearms next month.

"That also means that Oregonians cannot go out of state to purchase firearms either," Patrick said. "We're basically being held hostage by 114 because firearms dealers have to respect the laws of a person's home state."...

[Gavelek]

You voted you got it

[Librarian]

You voted you got it

Portland voted, 959K to 930K, assisted by the usual pack of lies and refusal of TV to accept opposition ads.

[Striker62]

[Librarian]

What about the "OTHER PROVISIONS" aka "INFRINGEMENTS" included in 114?

Are civil rights orgs there going to just nibble around the edges of this Crap Pie?

It seems that the permit to purchase provisions cannot go into effect until a bunch of infrastructure is in place, and that cannot happen until the legislature appropriates money for that stuff.

If one cannot actually comply, one cannot rationally (sorry, I do remember this is gun law) be prosecuted for non-compliance, so there is no one who has standing, right?

Besides that, 'official' notice that it passed was Thursday the 17th. Are we there yet? Are we there yet?

[press1280]

Aside from the obvious 2A, the legislature also screwed up by not even having a grandfather clause?

[tedw]

Kudos to:

OREGON FIREARMS FEDERATION,
INC. an Oregon public benefit corporation;
BRAD LOHREY, SHERMAN COUNTY
SHERIFF; and ADAM JOHNSON, an
individual,
Plaintiffs,

[Librarian]

Aside from the obvious 2A, the legislature also screwed up by not even having a grandfather clause?

114 is not a product of the Legislature, but rather Giffords and Bloomberg's groups. The Portland LEVO sponsors are just fig-leaves.

[Dan_Eastvale]

Aside from the obvious 2A, the legislature also screwed up by not even having a grandfather clause?

[pacrat]

Apparently a Cnty Sheriff is onboard with this suit against 114.

https://www.usnews.com/news/politics...TLAND%2C%20Ore.