An Oregon appeals court has ruled that Measure 114, the state’s comprehensive gun control initiative, is constitutional, lifting a previous hold on its implementation. This landmark decision marks a pivotal moment in Oregon’s efforts to enhance gun safety, with the measure requiring background checks and permits for gun acquisitions, along with restrictions on high-capacity magazines.
Passed by voters in November 2022, Measure 114 faced legal challenges that stalled its enactment. The court’s reversal not only reinstates the measure but also highlights Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield’s commitment to balancing gun owner rights with public safety. As the state prepares for potential appeals, the spotlight now shines on how these regulations could reshape the conversation around gun violence in Oregon.
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