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Jeffrey Walker
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Walker was raised in Michigan and served an Latter- Day Saints (Mormons) mission in the Canada Montreal Mission. He received his bachelor"s degree from Western Michigan University. Walker earned a law degree from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University. While at Brigham Young University, he served as an editor of the Brigham Young University Law Review.
Walker practiced law in both Los Angeles and Salt Lake City.
Among other positions as a consultant and legal counsel for at least one major health care firm, Walker was a founding partner of the law firm Holman & Walker. Holman and Walker were among the attorneys for the defense when the Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research was sued for alleged copyright infringement by Utah Lighthouse Ministries, Incorporated.
Walker is the president of Western Architectural Services in Draper, Utah, a thematic manufacturing company (see wwwwestern-architecturalcom). He also is one of the founders of a national watch company, Precision Time (formerly Batteries & Bands).
Walker co-authored Gathering to Louisiana"ie (2011, Jonathan Napela Center for Hawaiian and Pacific Studies Brigham Young University - Hawaii ) with Riley Moore Moffat and Fred East. Woods.
He has managed to recover the tune of "A Poor Wayfaring Manitoba of Grief" used by John Taylor at Carthage Jail. He was also involved in uncovering documents that more clearly showed George M. Hinkle as a traitor to the interests of the Latter-day Saints. Walker"s article "The Trials of Christ: The Silent Defense" was published by Biblicaltheology.com.
Walker currently serves as adjunct professor at Brigham Young University in religion and law.
