Date of Scheduled Execution | State | Inmate | Reason for Stay |
January | |||
8 | PA | Mark Spotz | Stayed to allow time for appeals. |
16 | OH | Ronald Post | Commuted to a sentence of life without parole. |
29 | TX | Kimberly McCarthy | Stayed until 4/SR3/2013 after attorneys raised claims of racial bias. |
February | |||
13 | LA | Christopher Sepulvado | Stayed due to issues with lethal injection protocol in the state of Louisiana. |
19 | GA | Warren Hill | Stayed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit to examine the issue of Hill’s mental retardation. |
20 | TX | Britt Ripkowski | Stayed by a district court which found the defendant legally incompetent. |
21 | GA | Andrew Cook | Stayed on lethal injection grounds by the Georgia Court of Appeals. Update – Stay was lifted and Cook was executed as scheduled. |
26 | FL | Augustus Howell | Stayed to allow time for appeals. |
27 | TX | Larry Swearingen | Stayed to allow time for DNA testing. |
March | |||
5 | PA | Freeman May | Stayed to allow time for appeals. |
6 | PA | Orlando Maisonet | Stayed to allow time for appeals. |
6 | AZ | Edward Schad | Stayed by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to allow time for appeals. |
7 | PA | Abraham Sanchez | Stayed to allow time for appeals. |
21 | TX | Michael Gonzales | Stayed to allow time for appeals. |
April | |||
3 | TX | Kimberly McCarthy | Stayed due to proposed legislation that would address racial discrimination in the death penalty. |
10 | TX | Rigoberto Avila | Stayed by 41st District Judge Anna Perez who ruled additional time is necessary to allow Avila’s defense attorneys to explore possible new evidence of Avila’s innocence. |
21 | PA | Borgela Philistin | Stayed to allow time for appeals. |
24 | TX | Elroy Chester | Stayed to allow time to clarify legal issues. |
25 | PA | Michael Travaglia | Stayed to allow time for appeals. |
May | |||
7 | MS | Willie Manning | Stayed by Mississippi Supreme Court to allow further review of the case. |
21 | TX | Robert Pruett | 60-day stay to allow for DNA testing. |
August | |||
18-24 | CO | Nathan Dunlap | Gov. John Hickenlooper issued an executive order granting a temporary reprieve. |
“Volunteer” refers to inmates who have voluntarily waived their normal appeals (not necessarily that they have volunteered for execution).
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