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John J. Flynn, the Hugh B. Brown Professor of Law, has been a faculty member since 1963. He holds a B.S., L.L.B., and S.J.D., and is a member of the bars in Utah, Massachusetts, U.S. District Court for Utah, and the Tenth Circuit. His professional experience includes roles as special counsel and consultant to two U.S. Senate committees and the Federal Trade Commission.
- Teaching areas: Antitrust, Constitutional Law, Communications Law, Jurisprudence, Legal Ethics, Patents, Civil Procedure
- Visiting professorships: University of Pennsylvania, University of Michigan, University of Texas, Georgetown University, Washington University, St. Louis
- Professional memberships: Antitrust Institute, ACLU of Utah, Governor's Committee to Review Public Utility Regulation, Bar Committee to Revise Utah Antitrust Law
Professor Flynn has authored or co-authored numerous books and articles, focusing on legal frameworks and ethical considerations in antitrust, regulated industries, and jurisprudence. He received the Rosenblatt Recipient award in 1987, recognizing his scholarly contributions and teaching excellence. Colleagues and students describe him as a 'truly gifted' educator who inspires academic achievement through a nuanced understanding of human values in legal contexts.
