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The people of Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District will gather in solidarity at Veterans

Park next to the Old Cumberland County Courthouse, 1 Courthouse Square, Carlisle, Pa., on

May 1, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

This rally is a show of support for an independent judiciary, with appreciation for judges and

lawyers whose duty it is to interpret the rule of law and remember that their FIRST client is the

Constitution of the United States of America.

We the people of the Pennsylvania 10th Congressional District value and respect the rule of law

and appreciate the courts that uphold it. This is a cause that brings us together, regardless of

political affiliation. We will gather peacefully and respectfully to listen to our local lawyers and

peacekeepers and use our voices to show support.

Speakers, starting at 4:45, will include Sean Shultz, mayor of Carlisle and attorney with Saidis,

Shultz & Fisher, Mechanicsburg; Rachel L. James, Esq., associate at Johnson Duffie of

Lemoyne; Aliza Shatzman, attorney, advocate and activist from Ambler and president of The

Legal Accountability Project; Taylor P. Andrews, Esq., founding partner at Andrews, Johnson

and Braught, Carlisle; Samuel W. Milkes, Esq., executive director emeritus of Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network (PLAN), Inc.; and Dr. Kimeka Campbell, senior director of campaigns and engagement

at New Pennsylvania Project, Harrisburg.

Come hear why courts matter and what each speaker’s experience and their oath of office

means to them. Gather information on how you can continue this support effort. Feel free to

bring appropriate signs to indicate your support. You can find information about National Law

Day of Action and its core principles at https://lawdayofaction.org/coreprinciples.

Before the rally, on Wednesday, April 30, the Cumberland County Democratic Committee is

offering a sign-making opportunity. Stop by headquarters at 46 West Louther St., Carlisle

(behind the U.S. Post office) from 3 to 7 p.m. All are welcome, regardless of political party

affiliation.

For more information, go to https://lawdayofaction.org or contact Cumberland Valley Rising at

cumberlandvalleyrising@gmail.com.