The Utah Judicial Conduct Commission has recommended that Judge Walter Steed be removed from the bench because he is a polygamist. Steed, who serves in the polygamous border town of Hildale, is legally married to one woman but considers himself spiritually married to two others. Next stop for the case: the Utah Supreme Court.
March 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The Utah Judicial Conduct Commission has recommended that a judge be removed from the bench because he is a polygamist.
Judge Walter Steed, who serves in the polygamous border town of Hildale, is legally married to one woman but considers himself spiritually married to two others, and he has 32 children. Steed is a member of the reclusive Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which dominates Hildale and Colorado City, Ariz.
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