Oregon lawmakers: close handgun records

From Sunshine Review

May 4, 2009

[edit] Oregon lawmakers: close handgun records

"The Oregon House has overwhelmingly approved a bill to limit public release of information about concealed handgun permit holders.

The measure was endorsed Monday after supporters said making that information public would jeopardize the personal safety of concealed handgun permit holders."

[edit] External links

Seattle Times, Oregon lawmakers: close handgun records, May 4, 2009

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