The First Court of Appeals has upheld the $2 million bond for Sarah Hartsfield, accused of murdering her husband Joseph Hartsfield. Despite multiple reductions, Hartsfield's attorney claims the bond remains 'excessive' and effectively denies her bail.
Sarah Hartsfield ’s attorney filed an appeal in March to have her bond reduced from $2 million to $150,000, claiming the bond amount is “excessive.”
In the written request for the appeal, Hartsfield’s attorney argued her $2 million bond is “clearly excessive” and has resulted in Hartsfield being “effectively denied bail.” Murder suspect Sarah Hartsfield accused of ‘playing games’ before Chambers County judge cuts bond in half
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