Capital punishment is state by state, not city.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment_in_the_United_States

However, the wikipedia is not up-to-date. For instance, while some states have capital punishment, there is a moratorium on it in some.

http://www.aclu.org/capital/index.html
http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/
http://moratoriumcampaign.org/index.lasso
http://www.ncadp.org/

I think it will not be too long before capital punishment is abolished in the U.S. - if not at the federal level then at the state level in each state - which would probably leave Texas til last given Texas' history.


>>Tasers have been available now for years to the public. In most states they are not considered a gun and are legal for citizens to own. Not sure how up-to-date this is but here is list:
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>>http://www.spygadgets.com/personal-protection/stun-gun-taser-laws.html
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>>I know several women who carry a taser. It is best in this country to assume someone is carrying one than not nowadays...
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>That's so confused. You have to look for if it's legal in there and not legal in there.
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>If I'm wrong correct me I know some cities of USA there is death sentence and some cities isn't. That's strange. I remembered when I got visa for Taiwan they gave me a paper which writes "Narcotic crimes can reason death sentence in there". Your cities should give you papers at city entrances about if there is death sentence or there isn't... :))