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Nov 22, 2008
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Incarceration and Capital Punishment

U.S. Prisons Overcrowded and Violent, Recidivism High

Federal Prison Inmates, by Most Serious Offense, 2003

State Prison Inmates, by Offense, Gender, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2003

Sentenced State and Federal Prisoners by Gender and Race, 2006

Prison Population Exceeds Two Million

Number of Persons Executed by Jurisdiction, 1930–2007

Characteristics of Prisoners Under Sentence of Death

Women on Death Row

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment

Death Row Exonerations, 1973–2007

Women on Death Row Are Still Rare


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