Virginia Prisoner Civil Complaint Under Givens is a type of lawsuit filed by a prisoner against a federal officer or employee in their individual capacity. The lawsuit is brought under the U.S. Supreme Court decision Givens v. Six Unknown Named Agents of Federal Bureau of Narcotics. The prisoner can bring this type of action if they allege that their constitutional rights have been violated by a federal officer or employee. The types of Virginia Prisoner Civil Complaint Under Givens are: 1. Excessive Force: This type of complaint alleges that a federal officer or employee acted with excessive force when responding to a situation involving a prisoner. 2. Unlawful Conditions of Confinement: This type of complaint alleges that a federal officer or employee kept the prisoner in conditions that violated their constitutional rights. 3. Negligence: This type of complaint alleges that a federal officer or employee was negligent in their duty and caused harm to the prisoner. 4. Unlawful Search and Seizure: This type of complaint alleges that a federal officer or employee conducted an unlawful search or seizure of the prisoner or their property. 5. Denial of Access to Courts: This type of complaint alleges that a federal officer or employee denied the prisoner access to the courts. 6. Denial of Due Process: This type of complaint alleges that a federal officer or employee denied the prisoner due process of law.