Capital Punishment, 2007 -- Statistical Tables

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Capital Punishment, 2007 -- Statistical Tables

Capital Punishment, 2007 -- Statistical Tables

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Snell, Tracy L.

U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics (Washington, DC)

Published 2008. 35 pages.

Characteristics of individuals sentenced to die as of December 31, 2007 along with those individuals executed during 2006 are presented. These tables provide information about: capital offenses, by state, 2007; method of execution, by state, 2007; federal capital offenses, 2007; prisoners under sentence of death, by region, state, and race, 2006 and 2007; demographic characteristics of prisoners under sentence of death, 2007; Hispanics and women under sentence of death, by state, 2006 and 2007; age at time of arrest for capital offense and age of prisoners under sentence of death at yearend 2007; criminal history profile for prisoners under sentence of death, by race and Hispanic origin, 2007; number of persons executed by jurisdiction, 1930-2007; executions and other dispositions of inmates sentenced to die, by race and Hispanic origin, 1977-2007; time under sentence of death and execution, by race, 1977-2007; women under sentence of death, by race and state, 12/31/07; persons under sentence of death, by gender, race, and Hispanic origin, 12/31/07; number of inmates received under sentence of death, 1995-2007; number of persons executed, 1977-2007; number of persons executed, by race, Hispanic origin, and method, 1977-2007; elapsed time since sentencing for inmates under sentence of death on 12/31/07, by gender, race, and Hispanic origin; and advance count of executions for 2008. Accession Number: 023561

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