Davis’ case has attracted international attention and became a focus for death penalty opponents because seven of nine trial witnesses have since recanted their testimony, prompting supporters to say he may be innocent.
But two legal experts said Tuesday’s decision by Georgia’s Board of Pardons and Paroles closes the most viable legal avenue for Davis in his bid to avoid execution.
“The Board has considered the totality of the information presented in this case and
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