Donnell Flippins v. United States

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• ‘Flippins’ petition for a writ of error coram nobis challenges a 1971 federal felony conviction. Flippins seeks removal of the present effects of the 1971 federal conviction under Kentucky’s persistent felony offender statute.””
• “A fair statement of the basis for granting a writ of error coram nobis is demonstration of (1) an error of fact; (2) unknown at the time of trial; (3) of a fundamentally unjust character which probably would have altered the outcome of the challeged proceeding if it had been known.”
• \A fair statement of the basis for granting a writ of error coram nobis is demonstration of (1) an error of fact; (2) unknown at the time of trial; (3) of a fundamentally unjust character which probably would have altered the outcome of the challeged proceeding if it had been known.\

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