Small counties in South Georgia are going broke prosecuting...

Small counties in South Georgia are going broke prosecuting and defending death penalty cases - even though fewer and fewer murderers are being put to death. In Georgia, no one has been executed in 18 months, but 130 people sit on death row. Roughly 1/2 of all death sentences are thrown out, largely because of poor representation or shoddy prosecution. Average annual cost of incarcerating an inmate on Georgia's death row: $25,550.