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Oregon Supreme Court Hears Challenges to Measure 114

11/7/2025

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The Oregon Supreme Court heard arguments on Measure 114, which caps magazines at 10 rounds, requires permits for purchases, and closes the Charleston Loophole.
Voters approved Measure 114 in November 2022, and it has faced challenges, including a Harney County judge blocking implementation.
Attorney Tony Aiello argues the measure infringes the right to bear arms, while state lawyers defend reasonable public-safety regulations, and the justices will decide its constitutionality.

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The Oregon Supreme Court heard arguments on Measure 114, which caps magazines at 10 rounds, requires permits for purchases, and closes the Charleston Loophole.
Voters approved Measure 114 in November 2022, and it has faced challenges, including a Harney County judge blocking implementation.
Attorney Tony Aiello argues the measure infringes the right to bear arms, while state lawyers defend reasonable public-safety regulations, and the justices will decide its constitutionality.