Indicted Atlantic City, NJ High School Principal Loses Latest Battle

The currently suspended and indicted Atlantic City, New Jersey High School principal has lost yet another appeal.

Constance Days-Chapman Loses, Again

We have confirmed that a New Jersey Appellate Court has denied Constance Days-Chapman’s appeal of (trial judge) New Jersey Superior Court Judge Bernard DeLury’s decision to reject Days-Chapman’s motion to dismiss her criminal charges.

What Criminal Charges Does Days-Chapman Face?

An Atlantic County Grand Jury indicted Days-Chapman on August 17, 2024 on a variety of criminal counts as follows:

• second-degree Official
  Misconduct.
• one count of second-degree Pattern of Official Misconduct.
• one count of second-degree Endangering the Welfare of a Child.
• one count of third-degree Hindering
  Apprehension of Another.

We Have Obtained A Copy of The Appellate Court Motion — Here It Is

The Appellate Court (Judge’s KATIE A. GUMMER & CHRISTINE M. VANEK)  voted 2-0 to deny the Days-Chapman appeal.

Days-Chapman Attorney Lee Vartan

Vartan is one of the finest attorney's in the state of New Jersey.

However, he is not a miracle worker, and the evidence against Days-Chapman is devastating and voluminous.

Team Days-Chapman has lost just about every motion and appeal that they have filed.

There Will Be 3 Separate Trials

Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small, his wife, LaQuetta Small, who is the Atlantic City Superintendent of Public Schools... and, Days-Chapman will each have a separate trial.

La'Quetta Small was successful in her previous motion (before DeLury) to separate herself from her husband, Marty Small.

SOURCE: New Jersey Appellate Court decision.