Virginia Code §§ 19.2-327.13 and 19.2-327.14 outline procedures for seeking relief under a writ, but explicitly state that actions under this chapter cannot be grounds for habeas corpus relief. Additionally, the chapter does not establish any cause of action for damages against the Commonwealth or its subdivisions.
No, actions under this chapter or by attorneys representing petitioners cannot be used as grounds for habeas corpus relief in Virginia.
No, this chapter explicitly states that it does not create any cause of action for damages against the Commonwealth or its subdivisions.
These sections outline procedures for seeking relief under a writ and clarify the limitations on legal claims related to such actions.
While attorneys' actions are covered under this chapter, they cannot be used as a basis for relief or damages, according to the law.