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Frank Cox
*picture of Cox from Cobb County
Bar Association

The source of this photo is not
associated with Justice for Wanda
Spann and is simply a visual aid.
If you find the
sexual deviancy of
Howard Chesshire
astonishing, Chief
Magistrate Judge
Frank Cox
admitted to having
a "social
relationship" with a
subordinate
employee.

To further prove he
didn't have
authority over
Spann, there is a
direct quote from
Cox stating so.

Judge Cox
believed in having
employees spied
on...including a
judge.
Frank Cox and some judges working below
him often released criminal defendants
charged with serious offenses with no court
supervision. After two years of Spann
questioning him about his practices he
illegally terminated her.
Below are just a few more of these instances:
CRIME:
 -Sexual Battery
-Child Molestation
-Aggravated Child Molestation
RELEASED:
 5/08/02
ORDERED:
 NO SUPERVISION
CRIME:
 -Child Molestation
-Aggravated Sodomy (victim a 5 year old child)
RELEASED:
 9/26/01
ORDERED:
 NO SUPERVISION
CRIME:
 -Armed Robbery
-Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon
-Burglary
-Theft by Taking
RELEASED:
 unknown date
ORDERED:
 NO SUPERVISION
In addition to these non-supervised cases, a criminal defendant charged with
burglary ($10,000 bond) was released on 3/25/02 by signing himself out of jail on
a signature bond without posting any money.  


The reason why Pretrial Release Agencies in Georgia operate under the
authority of a panel of Superior Court Judges pursuant to Uniform
Superior Court Rule 27 is to avoid these types of abuses.
CRIME:
 -False Imprisonment (holding someone against their will)
-Simple Battery
RELEASED:
 unknown date
ORDERED:
 NO SUPERVISION
CRIME:
 -Cruelty to Children
-Criminal Trespass (2 counts)
-Battery
RELEASED:
 11/27/02
ORDERED:
 NO SUPERVISION
CRIME:
 -Aggravated Sexual Battery
-Child Molestation (2 counts)
RELEASED:
 10/04/02
ORDERED:
 NO SUPERVISION
CRIME:
 -Aggravated Assault
-Cruelty to Children
(domestic violence)
RELEASED:
 7/05/02
ORDERED:
 NO SUPERVISION
New:
As reported by 11 Alive news, Frank Cox reduced the bond of an alleged child
molester, stating “the facts of the case are not that egregious.”  The accused, a
substitute teacher, was released after allegedly molesting five students
from Riverside Elementary School.  While out, he was rearrested in Paulding
County on new charges (child pornography), and held without bond by Paulding
County court officials who made the right judgment.
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In another case, the mother of a nine year old girl posted on a legal advice forum
that Frank Cox ordered her to return her daughter to her father, with whom she
has joint custody, despite the fact the child was being molested by her
step-brother.
Spann’s astonishing
testimony on Cox's
NO SUPERVISION
cases.
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