§ 22-2613 Bigamy.

If someone is charged with bigamy, the case doesn't have to be tried only in the county where the second marriage ceremony took place. Prosecutors can also bring the case in any county where the couple lived together as if they were married after that ceremony happened.

This gives more flexibility about where the trial can happen. If a couple got married in one county but then moved to and lived in another county, the case could be handled in either location. This makes it easier to prosecute the case in a place that's more practical, like where evidence or witnesses are located, instead of being limited to just the county where the wedding ceremony occurred.