Rebekah S. Griffin
Rebekah S. Griffin originally hails from Carbon County, Utah. While in high school, she traveled with her father to around the southern part of the state, assisting him in his podiatry practice.
Her trips with her dad, as well as many family trips to Utah’s National Parks and forests, imbued her with a deep love for Southern and Southeastern Utah. She still enjoys hiking, paddleboarding, boating, and biking in the area.
Rebekah attended Brigham Young University on a full scholarship, and double-majored in Economics and English. In the midst of earning her bachelor’s degrees, she spent a summer study abroad in Vienna, Austria and later served a Spanish-speaking mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Guatemala. Rebekah retains her fluency in Spanish.
She then attended law school at Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School where she served as Assistant Editor for the Journal of Public Law in which her work was also published. She graduated from BYU Law School cum laude.
Rebekah previously worked at the Utah County Public Defender Association where she helped hundreds of defendants successfully navigate the criminal justice system. She now enjoys working on the criminal practice team at Dexter & Dexter Attorneys at Law, PC and finds this meaningful work both engaging and rewarding.
Rebekah has served in various volunteer positions, including in her local scouting and PTA chapters. She lives in Utah County and loves taking advantage of its many outdoor recreational opportunities with her family.
