Writ of Coram Nobis

Enclosure (Inclosure)

: (writ of core-uhm noh-bis) from Latin for “in our presence,” an order by a court of appeals to a court which rendered judgment requiring that trial court to consider facts not on the trial record which might have resulted in a different judgment if known at the time of trial.

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