Whether a federal court may entertain and determine the merits of a state prisoner's application for habeas corpus relief from a void judgment, when the prisoner is illegally restrained of his personal liberty in contravention of the Constitution or laws, or treaties of the United States, even though the prisoner exhausted a formerly available state remedy and there is now no state remedy available

QUESTION PRESENTED : . : PETITIONER'S PETITION FOR A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS UNDER : 28 USC 2241(a)(c)(3) SUBMITTED AGAINST THE PERSON(S) WHO : HOLDS PETITIONER IN WHAT PETITIONER CLAIMS THAT HE IS , . UNLAWFULLY DETAINED OR IN CUSTODY RESTRAINED OF HIS PER— : SONAL LIBERTY IN VIOLATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OR LAWS : . OR TREATIES OF THE UNITED STATES, BY PURSUING THE VALI: , DITY OF THE JURISDICTION OF HIS DETENTION TO OBTAIN HIS LIBERTY PURSUANT TO UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION Art.III Sec.2 cl.(2) and UNITED STATES CONST.Art.1, Sec.9 cl.(2) IS THE PROPER APPLICATION ? ; ; Oo ' POINT IT MAY A FEDERAL COURT ENTERTAIN AND DETERMINE THE MERIT OF : . , A STATE PRISONER'S APPLICATION FOR HABEAS CORPUS RELIEF FROM A VOID JUDGMENT, ILLEGALLY IN CUSTODY RESTRAINED OF . : HIS PERSONAL LIBERTY IN CONTRAVENTION OF THE CONSTITU— ; TION OR LAWS, OR TREATIES OF: THE UNITED STATES, EVEN ; , : THOUGH PRISONER EXHAUSTED A FORMERLY AVAILABLE STATE REMEDY AND THERE IS NOW NO STATE REMEDY AVAILABLE? (i) . c . . .