(1) When a sentencing judgment entry of commitment is legally invalid, according to state and clearly
established federal law as determined by this court in Hill v. Wampler (1936), 298 US, 460, 56
S.Ct 76,1936 USLEXIS 716, is a habeas corpus still the remedy to correct the judgment entry
of commitment when considering the enactment of the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty
Act (AEDPA) of April 24,1996?

(2) Does an administrative agency, such as Ohio 's Parole Board, have jurisdiction to deprive a United
States Citizen (state prisoner) of liberty based on a void invalid journal entry of commitment?

When a sentencing judgment entry of commitment is legally invalid, is habeas corpus still the remedy to correct the judgment entry of commitment when considering the AEDPA?