They can't be convictd of polygamy. They weren't legally married to more than one woman. There is no law restricting a person from having as many live in women in their house as they please, or having children with as many women as they choose.

And no matter how many times you say it, when the leader is convicted of being an accomplice to sexual assault, you can bet that he isn't the only person doing that. Just because they are extremely organised and know how to manipulate the system and the evidence, does not make them innocent. If you believe they are fine, then you are seriously missing a few screws. And i still don't think that you've bothered to get any information from the sources who disagree with your perspective, because if you did, I don't think you would find these people to be harmless and persecuted.

Wrong again. Proving you really have no idea about how far the state of Texas is violating the rights of it's citizen to persecute these people. Here's the "new" polygamy statutes changed with an eye toward the FLDS. It was part of the same changes that raised the age of consent.

And our legal system doesn't convict people with supsicion and innuendo. You have yet to show where in this case there has been any system manipulation or any of the other trumped up make believe allegations, why should this be any different.

The only sources that I need are those that deal in THIS case, and so far, there are none that support to dream world about these people. So if there are any sources that deal with this case specifically, I would be happy to read them. I won't hold my breath though. You do know that the gran jury went home too with no indictments.