Court Ruling Delays Oregon’s New Firearms Restrictions 10 More Days

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12/15/2022Updated: 12/16/2022

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Both sides in the fight over Oregon’s Ballot Measure 114 have until Dec. 23 to prepare their cases on why the measure’s new restrictions on firearms purchases and ownership should, or should not, be implemented.

Walter Smoloski, a spokesman for Gun Owners of America (GOA), one party suing to block the new law, confirmed the report on Dec. 13.

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