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1. A petition for writ of error coram nobis is not a substitute for raising an issue under Rule 37. 188 per curiam. A writ of error coram nobis is an extraordinarily rare remedy more known for its denial than its approval. Cromeans 2013 Ark. A petition for leave to proceed in the trial court is necessary because the trial court can entertain a petition for writ of error coram nobis after a judgment has been affirmed on appeal only after we grant permission. Hooper v. State 2014 Ark. The claim...

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How to fill out coram nobis:

1. Research and gather evidence supporting your claim for coram nobis relief.
2. Consult with an attorney who specializes in coram nobis cases to guide you through the process.
3. Prepare a written petition for coram nobis, stating the reasons why you believe you are entitled to such relief.
4. File the petition with the appropriate court, following all necessary filing procedures and paying any required fees.
5. Serve a copy of the petition to the opposing party or parties, as well as any relevant government agencies or entities.
6. Attend any hearings or court proceedings related to the coram nobis petition, presenting your evidence and arguments.
7. Follow any orders or instructions given by the court during the coram nobis proceedings.
8. Await the court's decision on your coram nobis petition, which may result in granting or denying the requested relief.
9. If coram nobis relief is granted, take appropriate steps to have the previous judgment or conviction overturned or modified.

Who needs coram nobis:

1. Individuals who have been convicted of a crime and believe they were denied a fair trial due to constitutional violations.
2. People who have discovered new evidence that was not available during their original trial and could potentially change the outcome of their case.
3. Individuals who have completed their sentence but believe their conviction continues to have adverse consequences on their life and reputation.

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What is coram nobis?

Coram nobis is a legal remedy used to challenge a criminal conviction after the conclusion of a trial, typically on the grounds of significant errors that affected the outcome, such as new evidence or constitutional violations.

Who is required to file coram nobis?

Generally, the individual who was convicted of the crime is required to file for coram nobis. This means that the defendant must be the one to initiate this legal process.

How to fill out coram nobis?

To fill out a coram nobis petition, one typically needs to complete a form that outlines the details of the case, the errors or new evidence that justify the petition, and provide any supporting documentation or affidavits relevant to the claim.

What is the purpose of coram nobis?

The purpose of coram nobis is to correct errors in a criminal judgment that may have led to an unjust conviction, thereby upholding justice even after the conclusion of the trial.

What information must be reported on coram nobis?

Information that must be reported on a coram nobis petition includes the specific convictions being challenged, the grounds for the petition (such as new evidence or errors), and any relevant legal precedents or documentation that support the claim.