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Crematory operator loses appeal to get new judge

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Posted 11:55AM on Wednesday 29th May 2002 ( 23 years ago )
ATLANTA - Tri-State Crematory operator Ray Brent Marsh lost his bid to get a new judge Wednesday. <br> <br> The Georgia Court of Appeals in Atlanta denied a motion by Marsh&#39;s attorney to remove Superior Court Judge James Bodiford, a Cobb County judge who stepped in substitute for local judges with conflicts of interest. <br> <br> Bodiford is scheduled to preside over a new bond hearing for Marsh. <br> <br> Marsh is in the Walker County jail, charged with 266 counts of theft by deception -- taking money for performing cremations and not performing the task. <br> <br> A total of 339 bodies were found discarded at the northwest Georgia crematory in February. <br> <br> Marsh attorney Ken Poston can now file a motion for reconsideration to the Court of Appeals, file an application for a hearing before the state Supreme Court, or simply allow the trial to proceed.

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