1.   And his execution has been postponed once after psychiatric evaluations.

2.   Board members said they were concerned that a legal challenge to a premature change in policy could be used by a death row inmate to postpone an execution.

3.   A similar sense of anticlimax invaded the network coverage generally, because so much of the advance hoopla had already run weeks ago, before the execution was postponed.

4.   After their own quick review of the new evidence, they had put together a carefully limited legal challenge, all focused on getting the execution postponed.

5.   But Ashcroft postponed the execution after FBI agents found the documents, which include interview reports from the investigation.

6.   Fenner said the committee recognized the scientific excitement created by such findings and the pleas for keeping the virus, or at least postponing its execution.

7.   Gaeta postponed the execution and scheduled the competency hearing that started here Wednesday.

8.   His scheduled execution has been postponed indefinitely.

9.   In addition, the array of both serious and frivolous legal appeals that postponed many executions is finally being exhausted.

10.   Now that the U.S. Supreme Court has refused to vacate the stay, the execution is postponed.