Polygamy remains a crime as U.S. Supreme Court won’t hear case from ‘Sister Wives’

Polygamy • Family had sought to remove portions of law that made the practice a crime.

Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune Meri Brown, left, from the TV program "Sister Wives," carries on a conversation with a friend near the starting line of the 5K run to benefit Holding Out Help, a group that helps people leaving polygamy. The run started at 9 a.m. from Draper City Park, Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012.

Polygamy remains a crime as U.S. Supreme Court won’t hear case from ‘Sister Wives’

Polygamy • Family had sought to remove portions of law that made the practice a crime.

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