nope, michelle.
The judge in the case is only required to hold “sincere belief” that a crime has been committed before issuing warrants.
The DNA evidence acquired is like fingerprints. The state can use it to prove their case.
Shortly after the FLDS moved in, Texas legislated laws specifically criminalizing childrape and childmarriage. Sexual contact with a 16 or 17 year minor is a first degree felony.
CPS may have set their net wide, but no child has yet been returned, correct?
and, only 38 families are involved in the appellate ruling.
Religion IS the crux of the issue.
Polygamy is a base tenent of the FLDS religion.
The patriarchy daddies cannot achieve heaven without at least 3 wives.
right?
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;”
Unless there is judicial activism or a constitutional amendment, polygamy cannot be made illegal.
The FLDS patriarchy daddies just take additional “spiritual wives” anyways.
