The U.S. Supreme Court has pushed back its consideration of Georgia death row inmate Troy Davis. The high court was expected to issue a decision Monday as to whether to hear the Davis case--it elected to move it to a private conference on its Friday schedule. Two weeks ago, Davis was granted a stay of execution less than two hours before he was to face lethal injection. Davis was convicted of the 1989 murder of an off-duty Savannah police officer. Since the trial, several witnesses in the case have recanted.
