Sentence examples for death row population from inspiring English sources

The death row population began to soar.

The death row population fell to 3,581 in 2001 from 3,601 in 2000, the first year-to-year decrease in 25 years.

Further, of the 94 federal judicial districts, just 14 account for over half of death penalty prosecutions: 40% of the federal death row population comes from seven districts.

Whether the $106,042.60-worth of "improvements" will be appreciated by the state's current death row population of 49 is perhaps a moot point.

Of the 26 now on death row in Texas, where the total death row population is 451, 10 are from Harris County.

In contrast, Florida, which ranks behind Texas with the nation's third-highest death row population, has a 50percentt reversal rate.

And the level of representation in federal capital cases is far better than in most states with high death row populations.

Take a look at the number of non-whites who make up our prison and death row populations.

The national death-row population has remained essentially stable, at about three thousand, for nearly a decade.

"Jurors frankly admit that they consider punishment in deciding guilt, despite admonitions not to do so .If upheld by the Supreme Court, the circuit court's ruling could lead to the second-largest reduction in the death-row population (now at 3,500) since capital punishment, as then applied, was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 1972.

According to Amnesty International, the Philippines has one of the largest per-capita death-row populations -- 1,180 out of about 83 million people.