Sentence examples for states executed from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds of states executed no one last year, and only six carried out multiple executions.

Nine states executed death-row inmates last year, but three quarters of the 43 executions took place in just four states: Texas (15), and Arizona, Mississippi and Oklahoma (each with six).

States executed 4,400 people from 1930 to 1999, according to the Justice Department, compared with 33 federal executions since 1930.

The report also noted that only nine American states executed prisoners in 2012, compared with 13 the year before, and that in April, Connecticut became the 17th state to abolish the death penalty.

New data for 2012 show that nine states executed inmates this year, the fewest in two decades, and the number of death sentences handed down this year — 80 — was about a third of the total in 2000.

Metrics: 1,600 agents in 47 states, executed transactions in 22 states, claims to have already saved home buyers/sellers $500,000.

Presumably, prosecutors concerned about whether they imprison (or, in some states, execute) innocent people will continue to do such testing whenever possible, no matter how much it will cost to enter the results as evidence.

(He did allow flag burning, but since no one actually burns flags the way people actually have abortions or gay people have relationships or states execute prisoners, it's a cost-free concession).

Today, the state executed 12 people, the largest single day of executions since December.

No other state executed more than three.

In 2000, George Bush's last year as governor, the state executed 40 people.