According to Wikipedia, the last execution in Armenia took place on the 30 August 1991; it was carried out by a single bullet.
Death penalty remained a legal punishment for murder, treason, and serious crimes of a military nature, until its abolition in 2003 during the reign of Robert Kocharyan, the 2nd President of Armenia.
The death penalty was replaced with life imprisonment for all crimes.
In 2003 Armenia also ratified the Protocol No. 6 to the European Convention on Human Rights (the Protocol allows countries to retain death penalty for serious wartime crimes).
Protocol No. 13 (concerning abolition of the death penalty under all circumstances) was signed in 2006; however, as of January 2008 Armenia has not ratified it unlike neighboring Azerbaijan, Turkey and Georgia.
