Prosecutors say ‘aggravated bigamy’ law unlikely to spur polygamy investigations in Utah

‘Aggravated bigamy’ • Additional investigations appear unlikely unless there are other offenses, such as sexual abuse or human trafficking.

Steve Griffin / The Salt Lake Tribune Rep. Mike Noel, R-Kanab, left, sponsor of HB99, and Parker Douglas, Chief Federal Deputy & General Counsel, for the Utah Attorney General's Office, answer questions during presentation of HB99 that clarifies polygamy is a felony in Utah, to members of the House Judiciary Standing Committee in the House Building Room 20 on Capitol Hill in Salt Lake City Wednesday February 1, 2017.

Prosecutors say ‘aggravated bigamy’ law unlikely to spur polygamy investigations in Utah

‘Aggravated bigamy’ • Additional investigations appear unlikely unless there are other offenses, such as sexual abuse or human trafficking.

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