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coram nobis

[ kawr-am noh-bis, kohr-am ]

noun

Law.
  1. a writ to correct an injury caused by a mistake of the court.


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Origin of coram nobis1

< Latin: before us
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Example Sentences

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Instead, they sought what’s called a “writ of coram nobis.â€

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They succeeded using a legal procedure called the writ of coram nobis, the equivalent of the judiciary admitting a serious mistake.

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The coram nobis cases never reached the Supreme Court because the plaintiffs won at lower levels.

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Shealy, the law professor, said the case turned on the application of coram nobis, a rarely used legal concept that dates from English common law.

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The order was a rare application of coram nobis, a legal remedy that can be used only when a conviction was based on an error of fact or unfairly obtained in a fundamental way and when all other remedies have been exhausted.

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