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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 29/09/2026

Who had "Volcano Sharks" on their BINGO card?

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 16/09/2026

Did you know @bookshop.org has raised $50 MILLION for independent bookstores? You do now!

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 11/09/2026

Practical Procedural Guidance: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 08/09/2026

this is fake news, they're not debating this!

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 08/09/2026

Transform Meeting Culture: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 07/09/2026

Today on Things That Make Darryl Angry: Bird logos with teeth

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 01/09/2026

Parliamentary Authority Simplified: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 26/08/2026

Efficient Governance Solutions: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 21/08/2026

In Kober v. Kober, 211 N.E.2d 817, 819 (N.Y. 1965) "the New York Court of Appeals held that the husband’s fraudulent concealment of his membership in the Nazi party during World War II and fanatical anti-Semitism were sufficient bases for annulment."

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 20/08/2026

Empower Every Voice: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 19/08/2026

Mildly disappointed with the grade I got in International Comparative Law, however Summer 2026 is now the highest semester GPA I've gotten thus far in Law School! I have now officially completed 68.89% of law school (62 of 90 credits).

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 14/08/2026

Professional Meeting Management: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 10/08/2026

Streamline Decision Making: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 04/08/2026

Essential Board Resource: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 29/07/2026

The Washington State Bar Exam has been rescheduled to Sept 1-2. Many people who were expecting to take the test this week already have job offers.

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 29/07/2026

Lead With Confidence: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 23/07/2026

Simplify Your Meetings: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 17/07/2026

Parliamentary Procedures Simplified: Perry's Simplified Rules of Order. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance amzn.to/3WPtWCt (affiliate link)

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 11/07/2026

Holy cow... EA was bullied into removing microtransactions from College Football 27!!!

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 09/07/2026

It's not seashells, but I did pay an interesting price for gas today!

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 02/07/2026

Perry's Simplified Rules of Order will be free on Kindle until Sunday July 5! www.amazon.com/dp/B0FY3YH6DZ If you get a copy, please leave a review on Amazon to help increase the visability of the book. #ParliamentaryProcedure #MeetingManagement #BoardLeadership #RulesOfOrder #Governance

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 26/06/2026

I got an A in my Summer intensive!!!

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 19/06/2026

Juneteenth is an important date in American history. However, the last permanently enslaved people (in Kentucky, Delaware & NJ) were not freed until the ratification of the 13th Amendment on December 18, 1865.

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 18/06/2026

I am happy to announce that Perry's Simplified Rules of Order has won a Booky Award for Best Business Book! Perry’s Simplified Rules of Order (ISBN 9781938357350) is available from Amazon, BookShop.org, and bookstores nationwide. fpp.cc/pro

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 12/06/2026

Always, always, always verify the information that AI provides! abajournal.com/news/article/federal-judge-terminates-4-plaintiff-and-defense-attorneys-over-ai-errors

A federal judge in Mississippi disqualified the plaintiff counsel and the defense counsel after both parties filed briefs with artificial intelligence-generated mistakes in a dispute over attorney
fees.
“This case presents the court with an unusual scenario—attorneys for both litigants engaged in similar sanctionable conduct,” said Senior U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock of the Northern District of
Mississippi.
Aycock removed Louisiana attorney Kathleen M. Wilson, who was admitted pro hac vice to represent another Louisiana attorney, Tom Withers III, in his breach of contract claim against the city of
Aberdeen, Mississippi, and Shauncey Hunter Ridgeway, a Mississippi attorney who appeared as local counsel for the plaintiff.
Aycock also removed Texas-based defense counsel Kathryn Y. Williams, who was admitted pro hac vice to represent the municipality, and Mark McClinton, who appeared as its local counsel.
In November, after reviewing briefs submitted by both parties, “the court was unable to locate certain legal authorities cited within them,” Aycock wrote in her order. “Specifically, the court determined that
[several] filings contained hallucinatory citations.”
Wilson and Williams, the out-of-state lawyers, admitted that the errors in their briefs were due to unverified AI use, according to the order. Ridgeway and McClinton, the local counsel for the parties, also admitted that they were unaware of their co-counsels’ use of AI and failed to review the briefs before signing them.
Aycock revoked Wilson’s and Williams’ pro hac vice statuses and barred them from appearing in the Northern District of Mississippi for two years. The judge also ordered all four attorneys to pay
monetary sanctions, ranging from $1,000 each for the local counsel to $2,500 for Williams and $3,500 for Wilson.
“In an era of rampant unverified AI usage within the legal field, this case presents a prime example of the risk associated with serving as a rubberstamp when acting as local counsel.”

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 04/06/2026

San Marino has a land area of 61.19 square kilometres (23.63 sq mi), negligible water area (three rivers and a small man-made lake ~3600 sq km) and a population of 34,042. Seattle has a land area of 217.54 sq km (83.99 sq mi), 150.43 sq km of water (58.08 sq mi), and a population of 784,777.

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 03/06/2026

Justice Sotomayor wrote the dissenting opinion in the Alabama Redistricting case electionlawblog.org/wp-content/u...

Weeks ago, I warned that vacating the District Court’s injunction in these cases would “unleash chaos and . . . confuse voters.” Caster, 608 U. S., at ___ (dissenting opinion) (slip op., at 4). Nevertheless, the Court forged ahead. Now the Court is squarely faced with a record of the turmoil it has caused and the harm it has wrought. Yet just as Alabama doubled down on racial discrimination, the Court today doubles down on chaos. Because I choose to defend the rule of law and the right of all Alabamians to participate equally in democracy, I respectfully dissent.

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 03/06/2026

Is it gay for a man to be attracted to women?

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 19/05/2026

We're discussing Elon in class today. I'm reminded of this:

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 19/05/2026

Ninth Circuit Court sends CHOP lawsuit back to district court storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

SUMMARY*
This summary constitutes no part of the opinion of the court. It has been prepared by court staff for the convenience of the reader.
State-Created Danger Doctrine / Takings Clause
The panel affirmed in part and reversed in part the district court’s dismissal of an action brought by 3Pak, LLC d/b/a Oma Bap and Hugo Properties, LLC (collectively, the “Businesses”) alleging state-created danger, nuisance, and Takings Clause claims, arising from the City of Seattle’s decision not to police or otherwise intervene in ongoing protests sparked by the murder of George Floyd.
In June 2020, protestors occupied a sixteen-block area within the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle and formed the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (“CHOP”). In response to pressure from protestors, the Seattle Police Department abandoned its nearby East Precinct building and dramatically reduced its policing of Cal Anderson Park, a public park at the heart of CHOP, and the surrounding city blocks. CHOP was forcibly disbanded by police on July 1, but protests and encampments persisted until as late as December 2020, causing disruption to the neighborhood. The Businesses, both located across from Cal Anderson

Park, sued Seattle, claiming that the City’s facilitation of the CHOP protests led to their total economic devastation.
The panel first held that the state-created danger doctrine does not apply to the Businesses’ economic harm stemming from Seattle’s decision to withdraw police from the East Precinct. The state-created danger doctrine permits recovery only for state-created harm to bodily integrity and autonomy, and not for lost profits or other forms of economic loss. Because the Businesses claimed only economic loss, the district court properly dismissed this claim.
The panel also affirmed the district court’s dismissal of the Takings Clause claims. The cessation of police services in Capitol Hill did not result in either a per se or right-of-access taking under the Fifth Amendment, where the Businesses did not allege any affirmative government invasion of their own property or assert an interest that is protected under state law.
Although the Constitution did not provide a federal remedy for the Businesses’ harm, the panel held that they may have a surviving claim under state tort law. While the district court appropriately found that the Businesses failed to timely file their nuisance claims within two years, the district court should have permitted the Businesses to argue for equitable tolling under the principles of American Pipe & Construction Co. v. Utah, 414 U.S. 538 (1974), which the panel held are available under Washington state law. The panel therefore reversed the district court’s dismissal of the nuisance claims and remanded for further proceedings.

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Darryl W Perry @darrylwperry.com · 14/05/2026

I have to watch these movies before my intensive begins on Monday. I might also watch Railroaded to cleanse my pallet after watching the hit-piece on Ross. I am looking forward to class on Thursday where we discuss the Ross Ulbricht trial.