League of Women Voters v. Countywide Criminal Justice Coordination Committee

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• Court found no violation of California's Public Resources Code or Political Reform Act; Public resources were used only to formulate and draft proposed initiative, not partisan campaign activities
• routinely televised school board meeting, at which directors adopted resolution opposing ballot initiative was not unlawful
• sheriff and district attorney can properly attend initiative meeting in publicly-owned cars, where the cars are provided and available 24 hours a day to facilitate the officers duties

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