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Justin Harris Argumentative Essay

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An Atlanta Superior Court Judge Mary E. Stanley has granted a change of venue motion in case of 22 month old Cooper Harris’s death. Justin Harris, the 35 year old father of Cooper was been charged with malice murder, felony murder as well as first degree cruelty to children after leaving his toddler son in a hot car for seven hours in June 2014. The Atlanta Police Department believed that Justin Harris intentionally left his son in the heated car while he went to work. They also stated that the father and son had previously went to breakfast the following morning, moments before driving the short distance to his place of work. Mr. Harris admitted to recently researching on the internet “Childs death inside vehicles and what temperatures need

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