Corbin T. Volluz received his law degree at the University of Texas at Austin in 1989. BYU Studies records his work in Washington’s Skagit County Prosecutor’s Office from 1990 to 1998. His own law-office site in Mount Vernon describes criminal defense and personal-injury work in western Washington.
An article with a name and a date
BYU’s archive preserves his 1994 journal article on redemption in the Book of Mormon. It records a named author, a volume and issue, and the wording of the published title. For a historian those points are firmer ground than guessing at a lawyer’s personal theology. One can read the argument, disagree with it and cite the edition in which the author made it.
Comment on authorship
My interest in this subject is both bibliographical and civic. Lawyers participate in debate about religion as authors and citizens. Public discussion need not treat their professional clients as participants in those arguments. Volluz’s signed scholarship gives the reader precisely the distinction needed here.