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Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance backer challenges judge's ethics - Vimarsana News

Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance backer challenges judge's ethics

Chris Brumbles, chief petitioner behind a measure to restrict gun control in Columbia County, says he has filed an ethics complaint against an Oregon Court of Appeals judge who said

Columbia County won't appeal after 'Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance' struck down | Regional - Vimarsana News

Columbia County won't appeal after 'Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance' struck down | Regional

Columbia County will not appeal the Oregon Court of Appeals’ recent ruling that the “Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance” cannot be enforced.

'Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance' rejected by Oregon appeals court - Vimarsana News

'Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance' rejected by Oregon appeals court

An ordinance that aimed to prevent the enforcement of most state and federal firearm regulations within Columbia County is void, the Oregon Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday, Feb. 15.

Oregon appeals court rejects 'Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance' - Vimarsana News

Oregon appeals court rejects 'Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance'

An ordinance that aimed to prevent the enforcement of most state and federal firearm regulations within Columbia County is void, the Oregon Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday, Feb. 15.

'Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance' rejected by Oregon appeals court - Vimarsana News

'Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance' rejected by Oregon appeals court

An ordinance that aimed to prevent the enforcement of most state and federal firearm regulations within Columbia County is void, the Oregon Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday, Feb. 15.