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Pardon Board recommendation, March 28, 1921

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All Death Sentences

Commutations/Resentenced
Died While Incarcerated/Escaped
Executions
Federal Cases
Military Death Sentences
On Death Row
Wrongful Capital Convictions

Capital Convictions without a death sentence

Capital Convictions Without a Death Sentence

Types of Cases

Acquaintance Assault Murders
Domestic Murders
Felony Murders
Infanticide
Killings of Law Enforcement Personnel
Mass Murders
Organized Crime Murders
Serial Murders
Stranger Assault Murders

Publications and Works in Progress

“Fight of the Century”: Black Power, White Innocence, and the Case of Brooks C. Buffington
Justice on the Western Frontier: The Death Penalty in Pre-Industrial Pittsburgh, 1754-1840
State Killings in the Steel City: Stories from Pittsburgh’s Death Penalty

All Allegheny County Law Enforcement Officers Feloniously Killed on Duty

Law Enforcement Officers Feloniously Killed on Duty

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