The National Post reports:

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit issued an order Tuesday allowing Lord Black to be released from a Florida prison, but ordered the terms of the bail conditions to be set by the district judge who presided over his criminal trial in 2007.
The U.S. Supreme Court has thrown into question most of his three convictions on mail and wire fraud, honest services fraud and one count of obstruction of justice in a decision last month.
Lord Black was sentenced to 78 months in prison by Judge Amy St. Eve and began serving his term at the Coleman Federal Correctional Complex in March, 2008.
The three judges on the appeals court agreed with Lord Black that the former media baron should be released from incarceration pending his appeal on the fraud and obstruction charges. In a filing with the appeals court two weeks ago, Lord Black argued his time behind bars could outdistance his ultimate sentence, thus, any “additional time he spends in prison between now and a favourable ruling can never be returned to him.”