The Justin Ross Harris hot car death trial is now in it's second week. Authorities are sifting through potential jurors, asking them some rather personal questions.
Lawyers began the tedious process of individually questioning more than 250 potential jurors Wednesday in the trial of the Cobb County father accused of intentionally leaving his son in a hot car to die.
Cobb County prosecutors have filed motions asking the judge in the Justin Ross Harris murder trial to allow jurors to leave the courthouse to view certain evidence first-hand.
The jury selection process is underway in the Justin Ross Harris trial. Harris is charged with murder in the death of his 22-month-old son. Authorities say Harris left his son in the back of a hot car all day while he was at work.
Justin Ross Harris, the man accused of leaving his 22-month-old son in a car to die, has been charged with eight new counts based on allegations he had sexual communication with three minors.
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:27 AM EST2016-02-27 14:27:52 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:27 AM EST2016-02-27 14:27:52 GMT
Pre-trial motion hearings will continue Tuesday in the Justin Ross Harris case in Cobb County. Harris is accused of intentionally leaving his 22-month-old child in a hot car to die.More >>
Pre-trial motion hearings will continue Tuesday in the Justin Ross Harris case in Cobb County. Harris is accused of intentionally leaving his 22-month-old child in a hot car to die.More >>
Wednesday, September 16 2015 6:16 PM EDT2015-09-16 22:16:00 GMT
Wednesday, September 16 2015 8:31 PM EDT2015-09-17 00:31:24 GMT
Experts weighed in on the alleged statements made by defendant Justin Ross Harris shortly after he was arrested in the death of his 22-month-old son.More >>
Experts weighed in on the alleged statements made by defendant Justin Ross Harris shortly after he was arrested in the death of his 22-month-old son.More >>
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:28 AM EST2016-02-27 14:28:09 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:28 AM EST2016-02-27 14:28:09 GMT
A Cobb County judge ruled Tuesday that statements made by Justin Ross Harris in the immediate hours after his son Cooper's death last June will be admissible during the trial.More >>
A Cobb County judge ruled Tuesday that statements made by Justin Ross Harris in the immediate hours after his son Cooper's death last June will be admissible during the trial.More >>
Monday, September 14 2015 4:24 AM EDT2015-09-14 08:24:17 GMT
Monday, September 14 2015 2:17 PM EDT2015-09-14 18:17:30 GMT
Justin Ross Harris on 9/14/15
The man accused of intentionally leaving his son in a hot car to die appeared in a Cobb County courtroom Monday to ask a judge to ask to suppress certain evidence in the case.More >>
The man accused of intentionally leaving his son in a hot car to die appeared in a Cobb County courtroom Monday to ask a judge to ask to suppress certain evidence in the case.More >>
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:28 AM EST2016-02-27 14:28:54 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:28 AM EST2016-02-27 14:28:53 GMT
Justin Ross Harris
Justin Ross Harris, the Cobb County man accused of letting his son Cooper die in the back of a hot car, is still waiting for his day in court, one year after his son died from extreme heat exposure.More >>
Justin Ross Harris, the Cobb County man accused of letting his son Cooper die in the back of a hot car, is still waiting for his day in court, one year after his son died from extreme heat exposure.More >>
Wednesday, September 24 2014 11:31 PM EDT2014-09-25 03:31:05 GMT
Sunday, April 26 2015 6:29 PM EDT2015-04-26 22:29:30 GMT
Justin Ross Harris doesn't know if a jury will find him guilty or not. He does know a jury won't sentence him to die. More >>
The lawyer for Leanna Harris, Justin Ross Harris's wife, said his client her husband won't face the death penalty. A legal expert said a jury may be more likely to issue a guilty verdict.More >>
An Atlanta defense attorney says the district attorney in Cobb County would only have sought malice murder if he thought he had a chance to get a conviction.More >>
One day after Justin Ross Harris was indicted on eight counts related to the death of his son, an Atlanta defense attorney says the district attorney in Cobb County would only have sought malice murder if he thought he had a chance to get a conviction.More >>
Child safety advocates and others following the case of a Georgia toddler who died in a hot car are raising money in hopes of building a park in his memory.More >>
Child safety advocates and others following the case of a Georgia toddler who died in a hot car are raising money in hopes of building a park in his memory.More >>
The mother of a Georgia toddler who died after being left in a car for hours in the sweltering heat says she is a grieving mother caught up in "the storm around my family."More >>
The mother of a Georgia toddler who died after being left in a car for hours in the sweltering heat says she is a grieving mother caught up in "the storm around my family."More >>
A Georgia father left his son in a hot car for 8 hours while he was at work. He was charged with murder in the child's death. This set off a chain of awareness and people started reporting children left in cars.More >>
On June 18, a Georgia father left his son in a hot car for 8 hours while he was at work. He was charged with murder in the child's death. This set off a chain of awareness and people started reporting children left in cars in Georgia and around the country.More >>
Friday, July 11 2014 6:27 PM EDT2014-07-11 22:27:42 GMT
Tuesday, December 23 2014 9:51 PM EST2014-12-24 02:51:27 GMT
People who donated to the family of Cooper Harris after the 22 month-old boy died in the back of a hot car will get their money back, if they paid through PayPal. A company spokeswoman confirmed FridayMore >>
People who donated to the family of Cooper Harris after the 22-month-old boy died in the back of a hot car will get their money back, if they paid through PayPal. A company spokeswoman confirmed Friday that the refund was already underway.More >>
If the case against Justin Ross Harris goes to trial his wife, Leanna, may be called to testify against him. More >>
Georgia law allows prosecutors and judges to compel spouses to testify against their husbands and wives, leaving open the possibility Leanna Harris may be called to testify against her husband, Justin Ross Harris.More >>
The toxicology report on the Cobb County child who died as a result of being left in a hot car came back negative, according to the Cobb County Police Department.More >>
The toxicology report on the Cobb County child who died as a result of being left in a hot car came back negative, according to the Cobb County Police Department.More >>
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:29 AM EST2016-02-27 14:29:28 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:29 AM EST2016-02-27 14:29:28 GMT
Investigators from the Cobb County District Attorney's Office have retraced the steps of Justin Ross Harris, the father charged with leaving his 22-month-old son to die in a hot car last month.More >>
Investigators from the Cobb County District Attorney's Office have retraced the steps of Justin Ross Harris, the father charged with leaving his 22-month-old son to die in a hot car last month.More >>
Cobb County investigators want to know what is on the computers of Justin Harris, accused of leaving his 22-month-old son in a sweltering car to die. More >>
Investigators probe computer and online searches of a father accused of leaving his son a hot car to die, but a cyber expert said that may prove challenging.More >>
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:48 AM EST2016-02-27 14:48:41 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:48 AM EST2016-02-27 14:48:41 GMT
An expert psychologist told CBS46 News Justin Harris' state of mind the day he left his son to die in a hot car is important in his murder case.More >>
An expert psychologist told CBS46 News Justin Harris' state of mind the day he left his son to die in a hot car is important in his murder case. Harris told Cobb County Police he accidentally left his son in his car while he went to work.More >>
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:49 AM EST2016-02-27 14:49:02 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:49 AM EST2016-02-27 14:49:02 GMT
Warrants were released on Monday indicating that Cobb County Police plan to search electronic devices of Justin Harris, the father accused of leaving his son to die in a hot car last month. More >>
Warrants were released on Monday indicating that Cobb County Police plan to search electronic devices of Justin Harris, the father accused of leaving his son to die in a hot car last month.More >>
New warrants released Friday in the case of a father accused of leaving his son in a hot car for him to die could suggest finances may have been a motive for the killing.More >>
New warrants released Friday in the case of a father accused of leaving his son in a hot car for him to die could suggest finances may have been a motive for the killing.More >>
Attorney B.J. Bernstein said she was shocked by the sexting allegations brought out in the case of a father arrested for allegedly leaving his baby in a hot car. More >>
Attorney B.J. Bernstein said she was shocked by the sexting allegations brought out in the case of a father arrested for allegedly leaving his baby in a hot car.More >>
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:29 AM EST2016-02-27 14:29:56 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:29 AM EST2016-02-27 14:29:55 GMT
A former prosecutor saID Cobb County police acted too quickly when they arrested the father of a toddler who died after being left in a hot car all day. More >>
A former prosecutor said Cobb County police acted too quickly when they arrested the father of a toddler who died after being left in a hot car all day. More >>
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:30 AM EST2016-02-27 14:30:20 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:30 AM EST2016-02-27 14:30:20 GMT
In warrants released Sunday morning, Cobb County police say Leanna Harris, the wife of Justin Ross Harris, admitted to researching child deaths in hot cars.More >>
In warrants released Sunday morning, Cobb County police say Leanna Harris, the wife of Justin Ross Harris, admitted to researching child deaths in hot cars.More >>
A metro Atlanta defense attorney said it is likely that key evidence in the death of a 22-month-old toddler left in his father's car for hours will come out at a hearing next week. More >>
A metro Atlanta defense attorney said it is likely that key evidence in the death of a 22-month-old toddler left in his father's car for hours will come out at a hearing next week.More >>
A new warrant has been filed against the father accused of leaving his child in a hot car while he was at work, indicating the act may have been intentional.More >>
Authorities have filed a new warrant against the father accused of leaving his child in a hot car while he was at work, raising questions about whether the act may have been intentional.More >>
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:48 AM EST2016-02-27 14:48:26 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:48 AM EST2016-02-27 14:48:26 GMT
Since 22-month-old Cooper Harris died in his father's hot car last Wednesday, Justin Harris' supporters have created two online sites to help him and his family.More >>
Since 22-month-old Cooper Harris died in his father's hot car last Wednesday, Justin Harris' supporters have created two online sites to help him and his family.More >>
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:30 AM EST2016-02-27 14:30:37 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:30 AM EST2016-02-27 14:30:37 GMT
Cobb County investigators said it will likely be next week before the cause of death can be released in the case of Cooper Harris, the 22 month-old boy found dead by his father.More >>
Cobb County investigators said it will likely be next week before the cause of death can be released in the case of Cooper Harris, the 22 month-old boy found dead by his father, Justin Ross Harris, in the backseat of his car Wednesday evening.More >>
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:30 AM EST2016-02-27 14:30:53 GMT
Saturday, February 27 2016 9:30 AM EST2016-02-27 14:30:53 GMT
A father has been charged with murder in the death of his 22-month-old child after he allegedly left the toddler in a hot car for eight hours. He was denied bond Thursday night.More >>
A father has been charged with murder in the death of his 22-month-old child after he allegedly left the toddler in a hot car for eight hours. He was denied bond Thursday night. More >>
Watch the trial on CBS46
Justin Ross Harris is on trial in the death of his son, Cooper Harris. Harris told investigators he forgot 22-month-old Cooper was in his car when he went to work on June 18, 2014. Cooper was found dead more than seven hours later.
Justin Ross Harris is on trial in the death of his son, 22-month-old Cooper Harris. He is charged with felony murder, malice murder and child cruelty, sexual exploitation of children, and dissemination of harmful material to minors.
Prosecutor Chuck Boring questioning Juror 66. (Source: WGCL)
Justin Ross Harris, Photo source: WGCL
Justin Ross Harris in court with Attorney Bryan Lumpkin (Source: WGCL)
Justin Ross Harris (Source: WGCL)
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Justin Ross Harris greets his attorney with a fist bump (Source: WGCL)
Justin Ross Harris (Source: WGCL)
H. Maddox Kilgore, defense attorney
Justin Ross Harris in court. (Source: WGCL)
Justin Ross Harris in court. (Source: WGCL)
Justin, Leanna and Cooper Harris (Source: CNN)
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