County, Utah, on a charge of being an accomplice to rape by arranging the marriage of a 14-year-old girl to her 19-year-old cousin. The trial initially was set to begin in April, but Fifth District Judge James Shumate postponed it earlier this year, and a new date has not been set. At the time, Shumate said the delay was due to recent information in the case, but he did not elaborate. The judge in March refused a defense request to move the trial out of Washington County because of press coverage, but he said he may reconsider if attorneys encounter difficulty during jury selection. Utah prosecutors say that because Jeffs forced the underage girl to marry, and therefore forced her to have sex with the adult man, and because Jeffs insisted she stay married, he is an accomplice to rape. During his preliminary hearing in December, Jeffsdefense attorneys said that he never knew whether the marriage he arranged was consummated and, if it was, whether the sex was consensual. The girl, identified only as Jane Doe, testified at the preliminary hearing that she was so scared during the forced wedding. The whole time I was crying, she said. I wanted to die. The rape as an accomplice charge is a first-degree felony in Utah, carrying a penalty upon conviction of five years to life in prison. Jeffs previously was charged in Arizona with two counts of sexual conduct with a minor for