The lengthy jury selection process ended today in the trial of a former Rutgers student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate's intimate encounter with another man. Eight men and eight women have been selected which includes four alternates. Today marked the fourth day of jury selection for the trial of Dharun Ravi. The 19-year-old is charged with invasion of privacy, bias intimidation and evidence and witness tampering.

Ravi's roommate, Tyler Clementi, killed himself in September 2010, days after the alleged spying took place. Ravi is not being charged with Celementi's death. The incident touched off national conversations about the bullying of young gays and cyber-bullying.

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Judge: Man in video with Clementi to be ID'd to potential jurors Suspect in Rutgers webcam spy case due in court Suspect in Rutgers case rejects plea deal Lawyer: Former Rutgers student didn't mean to spy on roommate Judge issues ruling in Rutgers webcam spying case Judge rules Rutgers Univ. bias case will move forward Key court date this week in Rutgers suicide case Defense lawyers ask for more info in Tyler Clementi caseAP wire services contributed to this report.