Polygamist Lyle Jeffs may suffer from brain damage and needs more time for trial, lawyers say

Attorneys just learned of accidents Tribune reported on 1½ years ago.

FILE - In this Jan. 21, 2015, file photo, high-ranking polygamous leader Lyle Jeffs leaves the federal courthouse, in Salt Lake City. Polygamous sect leader Jeffs is being let out of jail pending trial on accusations he helped orchestrate a multimillion-dollar food stamp fraud scheme. U.S. District Judge Ted Stewart in Salt Lake City on Thursday, June 9, 2016 granted Jeffs' latest request to be released, citing the fact that the other 10 defendants already out have complied with conditions set by the court. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)

Polygamist Lyle Jeffs may suffer from brain damage and needs more time for trial, lawyers say

Attorneys just learned of accidents Tribune reported on 1½ years ago.

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