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: StandDown Texas ProjectAdditional Coverge of DPIC Report
By Steve Hall
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The Death Penalty Information Center report, ?The Death Penalty in 2009: Year End Report," is in Adobe .pdf format.The Los Angeles Times reports"California's death row grows as death sentences decline nationwide," written by Carol Williams and Jack Leonard.Los Angeles County sent more people to death row this year than Texas,
Florida or any other state in the nation, condemning 13 convicted
murderers -- the highest number in a decade, according to a Times
review of justice statistics.
The increase comes as a national report projects that the number of
death sentences issued across the country this year will reach its
lowest level since capital punishment was reinstated in 1976.
Los Angeles County helped California buck that trend, boosting the
state's death sentences from 20 last year to 29 so far this year, more
than a quarter of the nationwide total of 106, according to a report
released Friday by the nonprofit Death Penalty Information Center...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on December 21, 2009 (boomark / email).
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