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Measure 114 is currently active in parallel state- and federal-court tracks: at the state level the Oregon Court of Appeals reversed a lower court and lifted a hold in March 2025 and the Oregon Suprem...
Oregon’s Measure 114 — the 2022 voter-approved package that would require permits to buy guns and ban magazines over 10 rounds — has been tied up in state courts since late 2022; the Oregon Court of A...
Court rulings have repeatedly delayed and reshaped how Oregon’s 2022 voter-approved Measure 114 would take effect statewide: a Harney County judge blocked the law in 2023, the Oregon Court of Appeals ...
has taken a mix of legal, legislative and administrative preparatory steps while remains tied up in court: the state pursued appeals to lift lower-court injunctions and the marked judicial victories a...
’s core provisions under legal attack in are the permit-to-purchase regime (including background checks and safety training) and a ban on large‑capacity magazines capable of holding more than 10 round...
’s Measure 114 and related 2025 gun legislation have been litigated across multiple state courts: (initial trial-level hearings), (which issued a decision on March 12, 2025), and (which heard argument...
Harney County Circuit Judge Robert S. Raschio issued an emergency injunction blocking Measure 114 from taking effect after post‑vote lawsuits; that state‑court injunction has kept the 2022 voter‑appro...
Oregon’s statewide 2025 gun statutes — principally Measure 114 (permit-to-purchase, background-check tightening, and a ban on large-capacity magazines) — have been repeatedly enjoined and un-enjoined ...
’s case — in reporting, often conflated with a separate television personality of the same name — centers on the 2019 murders of and her 3-year-old son , culminating in guilty pleas in June 2022 and s...
Court of Appeals, in Arnold v. Kotek issued March 12, 2025, unanimously held that all provisions of voter-approved are facially constitutional under Article I, section 27 of the Oregon Constitution, r...
Two parallel legal fights over ’s hinge on different constitutional texts and legal tests: federal challenges argue the law fits within the U.S. as interpreted by recent federal precedent, while the c...
Several rural Oregon sheriffs publicly said they would not enforce parts of voter‑approved —most often the magazine ban—naming , , and counties in early reporting and with Harney and Union sheriffs te...
would require individual purchase permits, pre-sale background checks and ban the sale/transfer/manufacture of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds; the Legislature has been drafting bills (notably...
A party seeking review of an Court of Appeals decision must petition the , which has discretionary review powers and strict procedural and timing rules governed by statute (ORS), the Oregon Rules of A...
If the Oregon Supreme Court or a federal circuit court takes an appeal, the case can be resolved in several predictable legal outcomes—affirmance, reversal, modification, remand, or interim relief suc...
Federal courts in Oregon have split legal terrain since 2023: U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut ruled Measure 114’s ban on magazines over 10 rounds and its permit‑to‑purchase regime are constitutiona...
Oregon’s courts have left Measure 114 — which would ban sales/transfers of magazines over 10 rounds and require a permit-to-purchase with safety training and a background check — in legal limbo: the O...
Michael Wolfe (spelled with an “e”), the man charged in the Fretwell killings in Oregon, has a documented history of plea decisions and appellate activity: prosecutors and defense litigated dismissals...
No available sources in the material you provided report on the Otto Busher III trial, its verdict, or consequences; the documents reviewed instead cover unrelated criminal cases and a court ruling on...