Rex E. Lee (
February 27,
1935 -
March 11,
1996) from
St. Johns, Arizona was a revered
Constitutional lawyer, an
alumnus and 10th president of
Brigham Young University from
July 1,
1989 through
December 31,
1995,
clerked[?] for former
United States Supreme Court Justice Byron White and served as the
United States Solicitor General under the
Reagan Admnistration. Even as he fought
cancer in his last year as president of BYU, he argued more cases (59) in his life before the Supreme Court than any other
lawyer.
- Rex E. Lee, A Lawyer Looks at the Constitution; Brigham Young University Press; ISBN 0-8425-1904-1 (Softcover, September 1981)
- Rex E. Lee, What Do Mormons Believe; Deseret Books; ISBN 0-8757-9639-7 (Hardcover, November 1992)