Um, and what's the, um, what, if any, is the, the connection or the similarity or lack of similarity between military justice and I guess civilian justice? It's a separate system, right?

That is correct.

It's, it's, uh, regulated by the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

In many ways, it follows, uh, federal criminal procedure and federal criminal law.

Uh, but, you know, some of the big differences, uh, are in fact that the president is the commander in chief.

And so in some instances, uh, then he is given great discretion in terms of carrying out sentences and so forth and, and commutation of sentences.

And so in this particular case though, the code specifically says that the president shall direct the manner of execution Um, and if somebody got the death penalty in a federal court, not a military tribunal, in a federal court, then the law says that the manner of execution shall be whatever, uh, is employed by the state in which the, the conviction was held.

Um, what are your thoughts about the viability of, of, of that argument?