FOR DONATIONS:
Committee to Elect La Tasha C. Williams
P. O. Box 5262
Harrisburg, PA 17110
Email: latashaforcountyjudge@gmail.com
I am running to be your next judge on the Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas because I am deeply committed to being a positive change agent in our system of justice. If elected, I promise to consistently bring to the courtroom my integrity, compassion, and experience which will ensure that all parties receive fair treatment and equity. I promise to treat all parties with dignity and respect, to include the pro se litigant who is oftentimes navigating unfamiliar waters. I will work towards eliminating the incidence of wrongful convictions, promoting earlier intervention for abused & neglected vulnerable populations, advancing alternatives to incarceration for chemically dependent persons, and exposing children living in dysfunctional homes to healthy life choices.
What is Integrity?
“Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.”
- C. S. Lewis
When I was prosecutor, my integrity is tested every day and I pass with flying colors because I always do the right thing especially when no one is watching.
What is Compassion?
“True compassion is more than flinging a coin to a beggar; it comes to see that an edifice which produces beggars needs restructuring.”
- Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
I recognize the need to address the systemic flaws that contribute to our justice system’s inadequacies.
What is Experience?
“Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment.”
- Rita Mae Brown
Over the course of my career, while working with different people from all walks of life, I have problem-solved to find effective solutions. Those varied past experiences have equipped me today to exercise sound discretion under the most challenging circumstances.
MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD AND VOTE!
There are four levels of courts in Pennsylvania: Magisterial District Courts, Courts of Common Pleas, the appellate Commonwealth & Superior Courts, and the Supreme Court. The Court of Common Pleas is located at the Dauphin County Courthouse at Front & Market Streets in the City of Harrisburg and presides over jury trials for criminal and civil matters, juvenile delinquency hearings, spousal and child support hearings, custody hearings, divorces, adoption hearings, estate matters, guardianship hearings, land use disputes, name changes, license suspension appeals and emergency matters such as protection from abuse (PFA) injunctions.
The Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas has a full compliment of 10 judges. Currently, there are 8 men and 1 woman actively serving on the bench. There is 1 vacancy which was created by the retirement of the Honorable Judge Richard A. Lewis. With your vote, La Tasha will fill Judge Lewis’s vacant seat and bring a fresh perspective to the bench.
La Tasha’s Qualifications
Email: latashaforcountyjudge@gmail.com
Instagram:@latashaforcountyjudge
FOR DONATIONS:
Committee to Elect La Tasha C. Williams
P. O. Box 5262
Harrisburg, PA 17110
ENDORSEMENTS:
Elect Black Women PAC
Turn South Central PA Blue
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