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John is part of a religious group that believes you should have multiple wives. However, since John realizes that the United States criminalizes plural marriages, he officially marries only one woman at the local courthouse. While he has three other "wives," he never officially marries them in any formal ceremony. All of the women and their children live with John under one roof as a family. Have any crimes been committed by John and his family? Why or why not?

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