the death penalty was stopped in england in 1998.
the death penalty was stopped in england in 1998.
when was the death penalty stopped in england?
1998
bullet::::- in 1998, ifop's and "france-soir"'s survey showed that opinions were split in half, with 54% against the death penalty and 44% for it.









































bullet::::- in 2006, tns sofres survey show opposition of the french people to death penalty generally: 52% are now against death penalty and 41% are pro-death penalty.









































bullet::::- in 2007, according to angus reid global monitor, 52% of french are anti-death penalty and 45% are pro-death penalty.









































bullet::::- in 2013, a opinionway survey shows that 50% of the french people support re-introduction of the death penalty, up from 45% in 2012 and 35% in 2011.
capital punishment in france
bullet::::- helen prejean, a leading u.s. anti-death penalty campaigner and dpf advisory board member









































bullet::::- mike farrell, president of death penalty focus









































bullet::::- jeanne woodford, consultant for death penalty focus









































bullet::::- james lawson, board member, death penalty focus









































bullet::::- michael millman, founder









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- death penalty focus









































bullet::::- national coalition to abolish the death penalty









































bullet::::- death penalty information center statistics and studies of deterrence and economic and racial bias









































bullet::::- california people of faith working against the death penalty









































bullet::::- california crime victims for alternatives to the death penalty
death penalty focus