Tables

• Table 1: Death Row Population, Executions and Percent of Death Row Executed, 1973-2001

• Table 2: Categories of Factors Considered in Analyses Explaining Differences in State and County Reversal Rates

• Table 3: Categories of Factors Considered in Analysis 19 Explaining Outcomes of Federal Habeas Cases

• Table 4:Percent of Death Verdicts Still Under Review at Some Review Stage as of the Study Cut-Off Date

• Table 5: Analyses 1 and 2: Coefficients Indicating Amount of Unexplained Variance, Baselines vs. Analyses 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B

• Table 6: Percent of Verdicts Reversed at State Direct Appeal and Federal Habeas Stage by Race of Defendant and Victim

• Table 7:State-Level Factors That Were Sometimes Significant, and How Often They Were Significant

• Table 8: State-Level Factors That Were Sometimes Significant in County-State Analyses, and How Often They Were Significant

• Table 9:State-Level Factors That Were Sometimes Significant Explanations for County Reversal Rates, and How Often They Were Significant

• Table 10A: The 15 Counties With 50 or More Death Verdicts, 1973-1995

• Table 10B: The 15 Counties With 50 or More Death Verdicts, 1973-1995 High vs. Low Death-Sentencing Counties

• Table 11A: Death-Sentencing and Capital-Error Rates for the 244 American Counties with Five or More Death Sentences During the 1973-1995 Study Period, Ranked by Death-Sentencing Rates

• Table 11B: Death-Sentencing and Capital-Error Rates for the 244 American Counties with Five or More Death Sentences During the 1973-1995 Study Period, Alphabetically by State and County

• Table 12: Counties with One or More Death Verdicts, 1973-1995

• Table 13A: Capital Error Rates in Top-Third Death-Sentencing Counties With Highest Number of (986-1361) Homicides, 1973-1995

• Table 13B: Capital Error Rates in Bottom-Third Death-Sentencing Counties With Comparable Number of (950-1400) Homicides, 1973-1995

• Table 13C:Bottom-Four Death-Sentencing Counties

• Table 14A:Capital Error Rates in Top-Third Death-Sentencing Counties With Next Highest Number of (238-612) Homicides, 1973-1995

• Table 14B: Capital Error Rates in Bottom-Third Death-Sentencing Counties With Comparable Number of (200-700) Homicides, 1973-1995

• Table 14C:Bottom-Eight Death-Sentencing Counties

• Table 15: Capital Error Rates in Counties with 1500-3000 Homicides, 1973-1995: Low Versus High Death-Sentencing Counties

• Table 16: Overall Error Rates and Death-Sentencing Rates for All Counties With 600 or More Homicides, 1973-1995

• Table 17A:Summary of Results of Analysis 19A (595 Cases)

• Table 17B:Summary of Results of Analysis 19B (592 Cases)

• Table 17C:Summary of Results of Analysis 19C (559 Cases)

• Table 17D:Summary of Results of Analysis 19D (535 Cases)

• Table 18: State Rank and Comparison to Predicted 34-State Average Error Rate Based on Eight Explanatory Factors, Holding Other Factors Constant at the 34-State Average

• Table 19:Cities with More than 100, and with 50-100, Death Verdicts, 1973-1995, by Death Sentencing Rate per 1000 Homicides

• Table 20:Examples of High and Low Death-Sentencing Counties in the Same State

• Table A-1: State-by-State Comparisons of Direct Appeal, State Post-Conviction, and Federal Habeas Corpus Reversal Rates and Overall Error Rates