Administrative Assistent "Linda" and grandma with
the future President Liam of Oregon Concealed Co. at one
of the gun ranges used to teach the NRA Basic
Pistol Class.
What does accessible mean in the Oregon laws?
"Oregon applies an “accessibility” standard by statute, which in substance declares a handgun in the traveling compartment is “accessible” to all in the vehicle. While the statute is direct and clear, it is generally treated as a presumption that can be overcome factually. For example, is the handgun actually accessible if one does not know it is there? An alternative question is whether the handgun is truly accessible if it is physically being carried by the other person and cannot be accessed? Yet a third question deals with whether the handgun can be accessed in a glove box or console."
These questions are answered in the book Oregon Concealed.
Copywrite in Don Leach, Attorney, 2012; Oregon Concealed - The
Best Defense - Use of Deadly Force: I have written a practical easy to read how
to book helping those who carry
concealed understand the legal world of a defensive contact and dealing with
enforcement. It will be available in July, 2012 at the oregonconcealed.com web
site.
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