twelve inmates are on death row in kansas.
twelve inmates are on death row in kansas.
how many inmates are on death row in kansas?
twelve
bullet::::- total number executed: 151 (1800–2009)









































section::::list of death row inmates by jurisdiction.:kansas.









































bullet::::- currently on death row: 10









































bullet::::- total number executed: unknown (1800–1965)









































bullet::::- list of death row inmates in kansas









































section::::list of death row inmates by jurisdiction.:kentucky.









































bullet::::- currently on death row: 29









































bullet::::- total number executed: 427 ()









































due to the high number of kentucky death row inmates, only prisoners with wikipedia pages are listed in this article. a full list is externally linked:









































bullet::::- list of death row inmates in kentucky









































section::::list of death row inmates by jurisdiction.:louisiana.









































bullet::::- currently on death row: 70 ()
list of death row inmates in the united states
death row syndrome is a psychological disorder that inmates on death row can go through when they are put in isolation. inmates affected by death row syndrome may display suicidal tendencies and psychotic delusions. according to some psychiatrists, the results of being confined to death row for an extended period of time, including the effects of knowing one will die and the living conditions, can fuel delusions and suicidal tendencies in an individual and can cause insanity in a form that is dangerous. prisoners wait years for execution on death row and while waiting the prisoners go through painful isolation. they live in cells the size of parking spaces. living in this kind of condition can amplify the effects of isolation. most of the inmates stay in their cells for more than twenty hours a day. this kind of isolation and waiting for execution causes many inmates to die naturally.
death row phenomenon