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More recently, in the case of Senator Stevens of Alaska, a court-ordered report concluded there was “systematic concealment” of “significant exculpatory evidence” that would have helped the accused senator, and the case was thrown out. Having “concealed exculpatory facts” is one of the things Conrad Black, in his latest filing, is accusing the government of in his case. Conrad Black has already served his time, so a habeas corpus action, normally used to extricate someone from prison, is in some respects an anomaly. But there is a statute, known as 2255, that could allow Conrad Black to proceed because, even though he’s out of prison, he’s still under certain restraints of the legal system, unable, for starters, to travel to America. Just in case, he has also asked for one of the rarest writs in all of law, known as coram nobis, which Wikipedia describes as issued by a court “to correct a previous error ‘of the most fundamental character’ to ‘achieve justice’ where ‘no other remedy’ is available.”