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This season, death in a hot car, mistake or murder.

Go to AJCbreakdown.com for additional background, photos, video and more on the Justin Ross Harris case.

Previously on Breakdown.

The deck is clearly stacked against Ross Harris. No one's gotten up there and said, I think he's innocent.

The question is whether they can be fair or not. To determine whether they can be fair,

it doesn't make any sense to allow a lawyer to brow-beat the juror into declaring their fairness.

Because everybody would say that. Right? I mean, unless you're related to the victim,

you're going to say, OK, I'll be fair. The judge tells me to be fair. I'll be fair.

You took that to be pornography? Well, when you brought them to the profession,

you saw the Southern Korean and the Vietnam and the foreign countries.

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