Well happy friggin election Oregon... :(

[MarvB]

Oregon Measure 114 permit requirement on hold for 30 days; federal judge allowed rest of gun-limit law to take effect

U.S. District Judge Karin J. Immergut denied a temporary restraining order in a 43-page ruling just two days before the voter-approved measure is set to take effect, but put a hold on the permitting process.

www.oregonlive.com

30 day pause on the permit to purchase requirement.

Yup but just on the permit portion of the prop, the rest goes through (for now) it seems. SW is clearing mags off the shelves as we speak.

 

[trazerr]

Yup but just on the permit portion of the prop, the rest goes through (for now) it seems. SW is clearing mags off the shelves as we speak.

How I read it, this is for all of it. Not just permit part. This is a separate filing from a judge on the east side. I could be wrong though.

 

[MarvB]

How I read it, this is for all of it. Not just permit part. This is a separate filing from a judge on the east side. I could be wrong though.
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Very well could be, I just saw U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut’s ruling this morning. Plenty more in the works.

 

[trazerr]

Very well could be, I just saw U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut’s ruling this morning. Plenty more in the works.

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That’s older. This Harney judge ruled after her. His is based against oregons constitution. The other wasn’t.

 

[WapitiBob]

I do believe we're gonna need a permit despite what all the different forum constitutional scholars think

 

[VikingsGuy]

I do believe we're gonna need a permit despite what all the different forum constitutional scholars think

Permits may stand if “narrowly tailored”. I haven’t read the OR language so can’t speak to that directly, but the Heller line of cases still allows “necessary” rules provided to deny gun access to enumerated “bad actors”.

 

[FI460]

Permits may stand if “narrowly tailored”. I haven’t read the OR language so can’t speak to that directly, but the Heller line of cases still allows “necessary” rules provided to deny gun access to enumerated “bad actors”.

I do expect it to stand in the long term. It's essentially "shall issue".

The biggest problem with this thing is the implementation. It was a feel good measure that was voted in without sufficient funding or guard rails, and our law says it's active one month after the election. 30 days to create a permit system that relies on law enforcement certification is impossible.

It will have an injunction, OSP will develop a system, it will likely stand court challenges, we won't like it, life goes on.

 

[Sytes]

Many aspects in life that goes on... all depends when the figurative pitchforks come out. Hunt related examples: Corner crossing, crossbows, etc. Gun Control related: New York gun control measure figuratively, shotdown by SCOTUS.

 

[trazerr]

 

[FI460]

Oregon judge extends ban on parts of tough new gun law

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — An Oregon judge on Tuesday extended an earlier order blocking a key part of a new, voter-approved gun law and was hearing lengthy arguments on whether to also prevent the law's ban on high-capacity magazines from taking effect.

apnews.com

Feb. 8th is the new day we all need to rush out and buy guns.

 

[MarvB]

Well at least for now:

"Oregon Supreme Court rejects state AG’s petition to overturn Harney County judge’s ruling, and let M. 114 take effect" Decision remains in the air pending lower courts trail/decision."