Validity of proposed charter amendment providing the establishment of three independent and separate police departments in the city of Berkeley
by Berkeley (Calif.). Office of the Mayor, Berkeley (Calif.). City Council, Robert T. Anderson, Berkeley (Calif.). City Attorney
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