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1. www.tdcj.texas.gov › death_rowDeath Row Information - Texas Department of Criminal Justice

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   Information by County 1976 to Present. County of Conviction for Inmates Currently on Death Row. County of Conviction for Executed Inmates. Number of Inmates Sentenced to Death from Each County. Change of Venue Information for Inmates Currently on Death Row. Death Row Information - Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

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     Court of Appeals vacated case back to Bexar County. Death...

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     Under the new statute, the first man (#507 John Devries) was...

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2. inmate.tdcj.texas.gov › InmateSearch › startTexas Department of Criminal Justice Inmate Search

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   The minimum input required for a successful search is either of the following: the last name AND at least the first initial of the first name, or. the TDCJ number, or. the SID (state identification) number. If you provide names, the system searches for an exact match of the last name you provide. Texas Department of Criminal Justice Inmate Search.

3. www.tdcj.texas.gov › death_row › dr_offenders_on_drDeath Row Information - Texas Department of Criminal Justice

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   Oct 2, 2024 · Inmates on Death Row TDCJ Number Link Last Name First Name Date of Birth Gender Race Date Received County Date of Offense; 999632: Inmate Information: Elders

   Tdcj Number	Last Name	First Name	Date Of Birth
   999632	Elders	Jerry	05/26/1981
   999631	Lawyer	Paige	07/09/1979
   999630	Godinez	Victor	01/26/1995
   999629	Chavez	Facundo	09/05/1991

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4. apps.texastribune.org › death-rowFaces of Death Row - The Texas Tribune

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   Here is a look at the 184 inmates currently on Texas' death row. Texas, which reinstated the death penalty in 1976, has the most active execution chamber in the nation. On average, these inmates have spent 18 years, 4 months on death row. Though 12 percent of the state's residents are black, 45 percent of death row inmates are.

5. www.tdcj.texas.gov › death_row › dr_factsDeath Row Information - Texas Department of Criminal Justice

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   Death row was in the East Building of the Huntsville Unit from 1928 to 1952. From 1952 until 1965, the electric chair was in a building by the East Wall of the Huntsville Unit. The men on death row were moved from the Huntsville Unit to the Ellis Unit in 1965. Death row remained at the Ellis Unit until 1999. In 1999, the TDCJ moved death row to the...

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   Pursuant to Texas Penal Code Section 19.03, the following crimes constitute Capital Murder in Texas: 1. murder of a peace officer or fireman who is acting in the lawful discharge of an official duty and who the person knows is a peace officer or fireman; 2. murder during the commission or attempted commission of kidnapping, burglary, robbery, aggra...

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   The death penalty is currently authorized by 27 states, the federal government, and the U.S. military. The death penalty is still legal in California, Oregon, and Pennsylvania, but there are gubernatorial moratoriums on executions in these three states. Texas leads the nation in the number of executions since the death penalty was reinstated in 197...

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6. www.texastribune.org › 2015/06/15 › faces-death-rowFaces of Death Row: A New Tribune Data Tool - The Texas Tribune

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   Jun 15, 2015 · 11 inmates have lived on death row for 30 years or more. The number of executions carried out each year in Texas has fallen dramatically in recent years, from an all-time high of 40 in 2000 to 10 ...

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   How many inmates are on death row in Texas?

   • Here is a look at the 184 inmates currently on Texas' death row. Texas, which reinstated the death penalty in 1976, has the most active execution chamber in the nation. On average, these inmates have spent 18 years, 4 months on death row. Though 12 percent of the state's residents are black, 45 percent of death row inmates are.

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   How many inmates were electrocuted in Texas?

   • Hamilton and another man had escaped from death row, only to be captured and returned to death row. The State of Texas executed the last inmate, Joseph Johnson (Harris County), by electrocution on July 30, 1964. A total of 361 inmates were electrocuted in the State of Texas.

   Death Row Information - Texas Department of Criminal Justice

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   How many people have been exonerated from death row in Texas?

   • Since 1970, there have been 154 people sentenced to death who have been exonerated, he said. In Texas, 12 inmates have been released from death row as the result of DNA testing, confessions from other parties, shoddy investigative work or legal errors that were uncovered during appeals of capital murder convictions.

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   Why are Texas incarcerated inmates leaving Death Row?

   • For example, 29 inmates left Texas death row after the high court ruled in 2005 that juvenile offenders could not be executed. Texas and other states have also been grappling with shortages of the lethal drugs used for injections, which began in 2011 after manufacturers refused to sell some of the drugs to U.S. prisons.

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   How many inmates have been executed in Texas?

   • 11 inmates have lived on death row for 30 years or more. The number of executions carried out each year in Texas has fallen dramatically in recent years, from an all-time high of 40 in 2000 to 10 last year. So far this year, eight men have been executed. There are several reasons for the slowdown.

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   Who was executed by lethal injection in Texas?

   • Devries committed suicide July 1, 1974, by hanging himself with bed sheets. The State of Texas adopted lethal injection as means of execution in 1977 and executed the first inmate by lethal injection on December 7, 1982. Charlie Brooks (Tarrant County) was executed for the kidnap/murder of a Fort Worth auto mechanic.

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8. inmate.tdcj.texas.gov › InmateSearch › viewDetailTexas Department of Criminal Justice Inmate Search

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   For questions and comments, you may contact the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, at (936) 295-6371 or webadmin@tdcj.texas.gov. This information is made available to the public and law enforcement in the interest of public safety.