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Oaks then was for many years a law professor at the University of Chicago.
Oaks then was for many years a law professor at the University of Chicago.
From 1971-1980 he was President of BYU. While he was president the J. Reuben Clark Law School was formed. He also advocated the independence of private schools. This included fighting a goverment attempt to end the separation of men and women in off campus housing affiliated with BYU.
From 1971-1980 he was President of BYU. While he was president the J. Reuben Clark Law School was formed. He also advocated the independence of private schools. This included fighting a government attempt to end the separation of men and women in off campus housing affiliated with BYU.
From 1981-1984 Oaks served as a member of the Utah Supreme Court.
From 1981-1984 Oaks served as a member of the Utah Supreme Court.