Video Highlights
- Lawyers for gun rights groups have filed a notice of their plans to appeal a federal judge's ruling that upheld Oregon's gun control measure 114 as constitutional.
- The ruling upheld the state's ban on high-capacity magazines and the requirement to obtain a permit to purchase a gun.
- Gun rights groups argue that the ruling is erroneous and infringes upon Second Amendment rights.
- The appeal is expected to be heard by a higher court, and gun rights groups are confident in their chances of overturning the ruling.
- The measure is currently on hold pending a separate challenge in Harney County.
- Gun rights groups involved in the appeal include the Firearms Policy Coalition and the Second Amendment Foundation.
Video Summary
Gun rights groups have filed a notice of their plans to appeal a federal judge's ruling that upheld Oregon's gun control measure 114 as constitutional. The ruling, issued by U.S. District Judge Karen J. Immigrat, upheld the state's ban on high-capacity magazines and the requirement to obtain a permit to purchase a gun. Gun rights groups argue that the ruling is erroneous and infringes upon Second Amendment rights.
The notice of appeal was filed by lawyers representing the Firearms Policy Coalition, the Second Amendment Foundation, two federally licensed firearm dealers, and a professional shooter. These groups have a track record of success in court and are confident in their chances of overturning the ruling.
The appeal is expected to be heard by a higher court, and gun rights groups are hopeful that the ruling will be overturned. They argue that the ban on high-capacity magazines and the requirement for a permit to purchase a gun are unconstitutional. They believe that these measures infringe upon the rights of law-abiding citizens to defend themselves.
The ruling is currently on hold pending a separate challenge in Harney County. Once this challenge is resolved, the appeal can proceed. Gun rights groups are determined to fight for their rights and ensure that the Second Amendment is protected.
Gun rights groups involved in the appeal include the Firearms Policy Coalition and the Second Amendment Foundation. These groups have been at the forefront of the fight for gun rights and have a strong track record of success in court. They are dedicated to defending the rights of law-abiding citizens and ensuring that the Second Amendment is upheld.
In conclusion, gun rights groups have filed a notice of their plans to appeal a federal judge's ruling upholding Oregon's gun control measure 114. They believe that the ruling is erroneous and infringes upon Second Amendment rights. The appeal is expected to be heard by a higher court, and gun rights groups are confident in their chances of overturning the ruling. The measure is currently on hold pending a separate challenge in Harney County. Gun rights groups involved in the appeal include the Firearms Policy Coalition and the Second Amendment Foundation.
