Virginia Code § 19.2-327.6 states that actions taken under this chapter, including attorney performance, cannot be grounds for relief in habeas corpus or appellate cases. Additionally, it clarifies that no cause of action for damages can be brought against the Commonwealth or its subdivisions related to these actions.
No, Virginia Code § 19.2-327.6 explicitly states that no cause of action for damages can be brought against the Commonwealth or its subdivisions related to actions under this chapter.
Yes, actions under this chapter or attorney performance cannot be used as a basis for relief in habeas corpus or appellate proceedings.
It states that attorney actions or performance under this chapter cannot be grounds for relief in habeas corpus or appellate cases.
The law does not specify exceptions; it clearly limits relief and damages claims related to actions under this chapter against the Commonwealth and its subdivisions.