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| Mary Staley |
If a judge lies, who enforces truth and merit?
Superior Court Judge Mary Staley was actively
involved in the illegal termination of Wanda Spann.
Were favors done for Judge Frank Cox in exchange
for favors in the Magistrate Court?
Superior Court Judge Mary Staley was actively
involved in the illegal termination of Wanda Spann.
Were favors done for Judge Frank Cox in exchange
for favors in the Magistrate Court?
-Judge Cox used false documents and statements from Judge Mary Staley
and former Court Administrator Howard "Skip" Chesshire to illegally terminate
Spann.
-On March 19, 2003 Cox was given a memo by Superior Court Judge Mary Staley
which stated that the Georgia Supreme Court had approved for the Chief
Magistrate to have supervisory authority over Spann and her department. This
was not true. Cox used the letter to place Spann under house arrest/suspension.
-On May 21, 2003 Mary Staley gave Cox another letter containing similar
information which he used to terminate Spann the following day.
After Wanda Spann learned from Skip Chesshire that Superior Court Judge Mary
Staley wrote the false affidavit, Spann petitioned the federal court to depose
Staley. Afterward, Judge Staley, through the Georgia Attorney General's Office,
motioned the federal court to deny Spann’s petition.
Why did Staley try to circumvent a sworn deposition? Afterall, if the
affidavit were true…why not submit to a deposition?
Staley told the federal court that since she is a “high level government official,” she
should not be deposed.
Spann petitioned back advising the court that Staley had been deposed in federal
court before, citing the case of Rolfe v. Staley, et al (a case involving alleged
sexual harassment).
Staley was never deposed in Spann’s case because the petition was denied.
and former Court Administrator Howard "Skip" Chesshire to illegally terminate
Spann.
-On March 19, 2003 Cox was given a memo by Superior Court Judge Mary Staley
which stated that the Georgia Supreme Court had approved for the Chief
Magistrate to have supervisory authority over Spann and her department. This
was not true. Cox used the letter to place Spann under house arrest/suspension.
-On May 21, 2003 Mary Staley gave Cox another letter containing similar
information which he used to terminate Spann the following day.
After Wanda Spann learned from Skip Chesshire that Superior Court Judge Mary
Staley wrote the false affidavit, Spann petitioned the federal court to depose
Staley. Afterward, Judge Staley, through the Georgia Attorney General's Office,
motioned the federal court to deny Spann’s petition.
Why did Staley try to circumvent a sworn deposition? Afterall, if the
affidavit were true…why not submit to a deposition?
Staley told the federal court that since she is a “high level government official,” she
should not be deposed.
Spann petitioned back advising the court that Staley had been deposed in federal
court before, citing the case of Rolfe v. Staley, et al (a case involving alleged
sexual harassment).
Staley was never deposed in Spann’s case because the petition was denied.
| More to come! |
| *picture of Staley from Cobb County Bar Association The source of this photo is not associated with Justice for Wanda Spann and is simply a visual aid. |
| After Spann's termination Superior Court Judge Mary Staley twice applied for appointment to the Federal Bench. A letter was written to the selection committee by the president of the Cobb County SCLC objecting to her elevation to the federal bench because of her involvement in the illegal and wrongful termination of Wanda Spann. |
