Gun Control Bill Resurrected by Appeals Court

Gun Control Bill Resurrected by Appeals Court

After two years of legal limbo, when a voter-approved gun control law was shot down by a judge in Harney County, it has new life thanks to a ruling by a federal appeals court that the measure is indeed constitutional. The Oregon Court of Appeals found that the Measure 114 is not unconstitutional and meets the state constitution’s right-to-bear arms provision, according to the Oregonian, and that the Harney County judge focused on the text of the…