Dallin H. Oaks attended University of Chicago School of Law. He practiced law in Chicago and became a law professor at University of Chicago School of Law. Oaks served at the Illinois Constitutional Convention as a legal consultant to the Bill of Rights Committee. Oaks was the President of Brigham Young University and was also appointed to the Utah Supreme Court. Oaks was listed as a United States Supreme Court Justice nominee in 1976 under President Ford and again in 1981 by the Reagan administration. Oaks is also a religious leader for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day saints. Oaks delivered the following address at Brigham Young University Idaho however he directed it to all who support religious freedom. Dallin H. Oaks has given several similar lectures on religious freedom.
Mormon Apostle: Believers Should Join Together to Defend Free Exercise of Faith
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