Execution Warrant (Death)

Florida legal definition under F.S. 922.052

Verified by Licensed Bail Bond ProfessionalsLast updated: March 2026
Definition: The Governor signs a warrant setting the date and time for execution of a death sentence. The warrant sets a 30-day window. The inmate receives a copy and may seek last-minute stays from the courts. Florida uses lethal injection as the primary method.

Category: Sentencing · Statute: F.S. 922.052 · Source: Florida Legislature

Understanding Execution Warrant (Death) in Florida

The Governor signs a warrant setting the date and time for execution of a death sentence. The warrant sets a 30-day window. The inmate receives a copy and may seek last-minute stays from the courts. Florida uses lethal injection as the primary method.

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