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A blog produced by the Oregon Justice Resource Center discussing the death penalty (capital punishment) in Oregon and in the Ninth Circuit.

Statutes

Trial

  • “Aggravated murder” defined. ORS § 163.095
  • Sentencing options for aggravated murder. ORS § 163.105
  • Sentencing for aggravated murder (proceedings; issues for jury). ORS § 163.150
  • Pleading, proof and stipulation regarding previous conviction element in aggravated murder case. ORS § 163.103
  • Sentence of death (automatic and direct review by Supreme Court). ORS § 138.012
  • Death Sentence. ORS § 137.463 – .482
    • § 137.463. Death warrant hearing
    • § 137.464. Administrative assessment of defendant’s mental capacity
    • § 137.466. Judicial determination of defendant’s mental capacity
    • § 137.467. Delivery of warrant when place of trial changed
    • § 137.473. Means of inflicting death
    • § 137.476. Assistance by licensed health care professional or nonlicensed medically trained person
    • § 137.478. Return of death warrant after execution of sentence of death
    • § 137.482. Service of documents on defendant

Appeals

  • Post Conviction Relief. ORS  § 138.510 -.680
    • § 138.510 Persons who may file petition for relief
    • § 138.520 Relief which court may grant
    • § 138.525 Dismissal of meritless petition
    • § 138.527 Frivolous petition or response
    • § 138.530 When relief must be granted
    • § 138.540 Petition for relief as exclusive remedy for challenging conviction
    • § 138.550 Availability of relief as affected by prior judicial proceedings
    • § 138.560 Procedure upon filing petition for relief
    • § 138.570 Who shall be named as defendant
    • § 138.580 Petition
    • § 138.590 Petitioner may proceed as a financially eligible person
    • § 138.610 Pleadings
    • § 138.620 Hearing
    • § 138.622 Appearance by communication device
    • § 138.625 Victim testimony
    • § 138.630 Evidence of events occurring at trial of petitioner
    • § 138.640 Judgment
    • § 138.650 Appeal
    • § 138.660 Summary affirmation of judgment
    • § 138.670 Admissibility, at new trial, of testimony of witness at first trial
    • § 138.680 Short title
  • Post Conviction Motion For DNA Testing. ORS § 138.690 – 698
    • § 138.690 Motion
    • § 138.692 Affidavit
    • § 138.694 Appointed counsel
    • § 138.696 Test results
    • § 138.698 Effect of setting aside conviction on plea agreement
  • Automatic stay of sentence of death for federal appeal and state post-conviction relief. ORS  § 138.686

Clemency

  • Executive Clemency. ORS § 144.649 – .670
    • § 144.649 Granting reprieves, commutations and pardons generally
    • § 144.650 Notice of intention to apply for pardon, commutation or remission
    • § 144.660 Communication to legislature by Governor
    • § 144.670 Filing of papers by Governor

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Number of People Executed in 2013

16 (as of 6/17/13)

Number of People Executed Since 1976

U.S.
1,336

Ninth Circuit States
71 (5.25%)

Number of People on Death Row in Ninth Circuit States (As of April, 2012)

Number of People on Death Row in Ninth Circuit States (As of October 1st, 2012)

Sourced total U.S. number from NAACP LDF, October 1, 2012.

994 (31.6% of U.S. death row population: 3,148)

Race of Defendant:
White: 426 (42.8%)
Black: 317 (31.9%)
Latino: 200 (20.1%)
Native American: 4 (0.4%)
Asian: 26 (2.6%)
Unknown: 21 (2.1%)

Gender:
Male: 970 (97.6%)
Female: 24 (2.4%)

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