Premise: uh the bottom line that i after four years of working with the state prison system i've come to the conclusion if you're going to give the man the death sentence go ahead and fulfill the sentence understandably the Supreme Court says any time you hand down a death sentence to somebody they get a one appeal once that appeal fails within thirty days execute sentence if you're going to give the man the death sentence don't keep the guy on death row for eight nine ten years and make him worry about it

Hypothesis: A man on death row, should be allowed to file an appeal as many times as they want, until the sentence is commuted.
Relation: contradiction