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What is the greatest need of a convicted man on death row ie., awaiting the death penalty?

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Evidence of his innocence?
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that such person will need a company to share his experience of life

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nothing can be done even if he wished to change his fate..

the thing he can do is to repent and ask god for forgiveness..

that's all he can do !
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absolutely its pardon.
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Who cares? Why isn't he dead already?
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A pardon! Gee that was easy!
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One.

More.

Day.
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NO-DOZ !!!
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If there is no chance for a pardon. In my opinion, the greatest need of a convicted man on death row, awaiting the death penalty is to seek salvation.
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Salvation
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Books.  It's the best way to pass the tiime when kept mostly in solitary, and keeps your mind occupied.

Takes away the false hopes of pardon's, law changes, and other dangerous fantasies that will constantly torment the mind until the end.

Salvation?  Kinda late for that.  His fate was determined long before he received the death penalty.
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A full pardon.
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A good lawyer and a change in death penalty policy.
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He needs a friend to pay the penalty for him.
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