Videos tagged with Oregon Attorney General

This video discusses the legal challenges and delays surrounding Oregon's Ballot Measure 114, specifically focusing on the Oregon Attorney General's attempts to appeal a court ruling that struck down the measure. The appeal is reportedly stalled due to the AG's office filing motions to reconsider the trial court's findings of fact, including the unavailability of NICS background checks for pre-purchase licenses and the integral nature of magazines to firearms. The video highlights the legal strategy of the AG's office in trying to alter the factual basis for the appeal.

This video provides critical updates on Oregon Ballot Measure 114, focusing on the legal challenges and the state's admission that the permit-to-purchase system will not be operational by the December 8th implementation date. It highlights the challenges in establishing the required firearm safety courses and the potential for a temporary injunction on the licensing aspect, while other provisions may still take effect. The speaker advises Oregon residents to arm themselves before potential future restrictions.

This video provides updates on legal challenges to Oregon's Ballot Measure 114, highlighting new plaintiffs joining existing lawsuits. It details the Oregon Firearms Federation v. Brown case and the newly filed Fitz v. Rosenbloom case, emphasizing the involvement of organizations like the Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition. The discussion also covers the Oregon Attorney General's stance against injunctions and the upcoming oral arguments for a temporary injunction.

This video provides an update on two significant Second Amendment lawsuits. The first concerns the Gun Owners of America lawsuit against New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act (CCIA), which has been ruled unconstitutional multiple times but is facing a stay from the Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals. The second lawsuit, filed in Oregon, challenges Measure 114, which imposes a permit-to-purchase scheme and a ban on magazines holding more than 10 rounds. The Oregon Firearms Federation and Sherman County Sheriff Brad Lowry are suing Governor Kate Brown and the State Attorney General, arguing Measure 114 is unconstitutional and violates several provisions of the U.S. and Oregon Constitutions.