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FAQs: Capital Punishment
Why do data take so long to collect and publish?
Data collections vary in scope, burden, and frequency of collection - (see individual data collectio... Read More
Where can I find the data collections that are archived for public use?
Not all datasets are available for public use. We are actively working on mechanisms to ma... Read More
Why are data so difficult to compare over years?
Caution must be used when using trend data, as definitions and reporting capabilities change over ti... Read More
How many offenders have been executed?
In 2019, 22 inmates were executed in the United States. The Bureau of Justice Statistics' (BJS) Capi... Read More
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