W.Va. Supreme Court clerk named president of national association
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- State Supreme Court Clerk Rory Perry II was named president of the National Conference of Appellate Clerk Courts at the organization's national conference in South Carolina.
As president, Perry, a former Supreme Court candidate, will be responsible for the organization's executive functions and will preside over next year's national conference in Seattle, according to a news release.
"He should be president of the national association," Chief Justice Menis Ketchum said in the release. "He is the best clerk in the United States."
Perry is a native of Huntington and a graduate of Marshall University. He received his law degree from West Virginia University in 1994.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- State Supreme Court Clerk Rory Perry II was named president of the National Conference of Appellate Clerk Courts at the organization's national conference in South Carolina.
As president, Perry, a former Supreme Court candidate, will be responsible for the organization's executive functions and will preside over next year's national conference in Seattle, according to a news release.
"He should be president of the national association," Chief Justice Menis Ketchum said in the release. "He is the best clerk in the United States."
Perry is a native of Huntington and a graduate of Marshall University. He received his law degree from West Virginia University in 1994.
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