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But the State Department of Justice cautioned the 7% could be attributed to underreporting, rather than a decrease in bias incidents.
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Changes to Oregon’s law would require the state Department of Justice to consider new evidence pointing to people’s innocence.
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A six-day trial over the constitutionality of recently approved Oregon gun laws ended Monday after lawyers for the state Department of Justice ended three days of tense testimony.
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An annual report by the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission shows a rise in hate crime. Officials say this troubling trend is due to both better reporting and an increase in incidents.
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Republicans failed to win a temporary restraining order delaying House Bill 2002. The party's Capitol walkout continues.
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House Bill 2572 would provide the state with new tools to prevent paramilitary activity, which has been unlawful in all 50 states, including Oregon, for decades.
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Oregon’s convoluted regulatory system helps explain how this scandal happened.
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An Oregon circuit court judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the state’s voter-passed restrictions on firearm sales and magazine capacities from taking effect.
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The Oregon Supreme Court denied a state Department of Justice petition asking the court to intervene and throw out a lower court’s temporary restraining order blocking the law from taking effect.
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Hours after a federal judge ruled a ban on high capacity magazines in Oregon can take effect Thursday and put a 30-day hold on the permit requirement to purchase a firearm, a state circuit court judge blocked the law from going into effect in its entirety.
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Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum has announced she wants to postpone one provision of the gun safety measure approved by voters last month.
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Eugene’s annual report on hate and bias showed a sharp decrease in the number of incidents in 2021. But city officials caution there might be more to the story.