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Top 20 Death Penalty States

By Ron Chapman

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According to the Death Penalty Information Center, Texas leads all other states in the total number of individuals that it has executed since 1976.  The breakdown is as follows:1.  Texas:  4052.  Virginia:  983.  Oklahoma:  864.  Missouri:  665.  Florida:  646.  North Carolina:  437.  Georgia:  408.  Alabama:  389.  South Carolina:  3710.  Louisiana:  2711.  Arkansas:  2712.  Ohio:  2613.  Arizona:  2314.  Indiana:  1915.  Delaware:  1416.  California:  1317.  Illinois:  1218.  Nevada:  1219.  Mississippi:  820.  Utah:  6 What is particularly troubling about the fact that Texas has executed more than four times the number of individuals executed by Virginia--the second state on the list--is that Texas currently accounts for fourteen percent of the estimated 216 DNA-based exonerations in the United States...continue to full post

Full post as published by Palm Beach Criminal Defense Blog on May 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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