Legal status of capital punishment (Aeia)

Status	Country	Year of last execution	Executions Last Year	Year abolished	Method of Execution	Notes
Abolitionist	Ajerrin	2003	n/a	2003	Lethal injection or Firing Squad	Capital punishment was made illegal when The People's Constitution was ratified by all states in 2003.
Retentionist	Aleia	1981	0	n/a	Firing squad	Although Aleia still retains capital punishment for high treason and war crimes, no execution has taken place since 1981, and a moratorium is effectively in place. There are however still 11 prisoners currently on Aleian death row, with the most recent felon incarcerated in 1999.
Abolitionist	Template:Country data Aquidneck	1970	n/a	1975	Lethal injection	Abolished by the passage of the Criminal Justice Reform Act of 1975 by the Senate.
Retentionist	Aramas	2017	297	n/a	Crucifixion, Firing Squad	Whilst abolished under the First Republic, capital punishment was reintroduced during the first Puli dictatorship, with the practice of crucifixion being a notable new addition. Whilst the practice was initially only used sporadically, the recent civil war has seen a heavy increase in the number of executions.
Retentionist	Ashihara	2019	Unknown	n/a	Firing Squad	Capital punishment is constitutionally limited to be the sentence for treason, sedition, rape, murder, espionage and imperialist collaboration. The Ashiharan government does not report the number of executions, and the closed nature of the country makes accurate estimates extremely hard to come by.
Retentionist	Biladia	2018	175	n/a	Firing Squad, Hanging, (until the mid 20th century sometimes Stoning)	Capital punishment still is present in the Biladian law for both certain offenses in military and amongst civilians. It can apply in cases of treason, murder, rape and terrorism. The number of executions has drastically gone up with the reescalation of the Yusun Triangle Conflict.
Abolitionist	Template:Country data Brenzhem	1956	9	1958	Hanging, Firing Squad	Abolished by the Constitution of the Second Republic of Brenzhem.
Retentionist	Brilliania	2018	39	n/a	Firing squad	Capital punishment is legal according to the Brillian constitution. It is used for cases of murder, violent sexual misconduct and organizing, participating or funding terrorist organizations. A small uptick in executions occurred in 2018 after the indiction of several members of the terrorist organization Sainduak. Waiting times for death row prisoners are some of the lowest in the world, with an average death row inmate having 92 days between the start of their sentence on death row and their execution.
Abolitionist	Template:Country data Carcossica	1971	n/a	1977	Firing Squad	Constitutionally prohibited following the Lake Beale Reforms, citing immorality of such actions by the clergy. Attempts have been made since to reintroduce the death penalty for multiple/serial murder and violent sexual misconduct, though it has consistently been struck down by the COE since.
Abolitionist	Crylante	1949	n/a	1951	Smothering	Capital punishment was deemed unconstitutional by the Court for National Justice in 1951, stating it went against the Bill of Rights.
Abolitionist	Cuirpthe	1947	n/a	1963	Lethal Injection	Capital punishment was deemed a breach of human rights by the National Court of Cuirpthe on January 8th, 1963.
Abolitionist	Elhazia	1948	n/a	1955	Shooting	Constitutional ban
Abolitionist	Goulong	2001	n/a	2001	Firing Squad, lethal injection	Capital punishment was legal up until 2001 when the process was ruled unconstitutional by the High Court, as it violated Section I of the Goulongese Constitution, which grants citizens the "right to life".
Abolitionist	Template:Country data Hipasia	2017	7	n/a	Hanging, firing squad	Capital punishment is primarily used for multiple murders, either as an act of terrorism or in conjunction with other crimes. It has also been used as a punishment for treason on one occasion. Military firing squads are used against terrorists convicted by military courts, a practice which has met condemnation from some in the international community. Against other criminals hanging is used.
Abolitionist	Isolaprugna	1966	n/a	1967	Lethal injection	Capital punishment was made illegal upon independence.
Retentionist	Template:Country data Ikanisia	1989	0	n/a	Firing Squad	Officially, Ikan law states that capital punishment may be applied in circumstances of terrorism, drug trafficking, homicide or rape. However no executions have taken place in decades. Despite this, high ranking government officials continue to affirm that the death penalty will not be abolished.
Retentionist	File:KavalerishFlag1.png Kavalerilant	2017	5	n/a	Hanging, firing squad	Kavaler Royal Law permits capital punishment for rape, murder, and treason.
Abolitionist	Mardin Isles	1974	n/a	1980	Hanging, firing squad	Made illegal under the Justice Reform Law, 1980.
Abolitionist	Mascylla	1951	n/a	1951	Hanging, lethal injection, beheading	Made illegal under the definition of the Grand Constitution in 1951.
Retenionist	Midrasia	1975	0	n/a	Guillotine, Firing Squad	Whilst capital punishment has been all but abolished by convention, it is still retained for acts of treason; though in reality such crimes regularly only carry a life sentence. Capital punishment is however retained within the military code.
Retentionist	Motsvara	1984	0	n/a	Firing Squad	Capital Punishment, while not having been committed since 1984, is still the punishment for acts of high treason against the state as well as the most major crimes.
Retentionist	Template:Country data Naharin	2018	57	n/a	Firing squad, Hanging	Capital punishment is a mainstay of the Naharine justice system, a practice that has continued under the Republic. While under the monarchy the death penalty was used for religious and political purposes, the Republic has used it primarily for the suppression of dissent, elimination of old regime officials, and for punishing high-level criminals. It is officially permitted for the crimes of Rape, mass murder and treason.
Retentionist	Nordhurlant	2018	3	n/a	Firing squad, Lethal injection	Capital punishment is reserved for high crimes such as murder, rape, and most famously dissent against the government. The government tries to cover up the number of executions for fear of international sanctions, and the number is heavily under reported.
Abolitionist	Onza	1977	n/a	1978	Lethal injection	Abolished by Congress in 1978 after a high-profile, botched execution resulted in an extended, painful death for convicted murderer Abd Al-Shirah.
Abolitionist	Ovandera	2012	n/a	2015	Firing Squad	Abolished by by popular vote of the the Communist Party in 2017
Abolitionist	Template:Country data Vrnallia	1895 (as the Duchy of Vrnallia)	n/a	1899	Hanging	Capital punishment was made illegal upon independence.