Did the Virginia Supreme Court rule erroneously in dismissing petitioner's appeal as being untimely under Rule 5:9(a) of the Supreme Court of Virginia?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED . I. Did the Virginia Supreme Court rule. : erroneously in dismissing petitioner's | appeal as being untimelv under Rule 5:9(a) | . of the Supreme Court of Virginia. II. Did the Caircuit Court of Culpeper County, | Virginia the last court that ruled, erroneously dismiss petitioner's Motion , For a New Trial under Rule 1:1 of the Rules of the Supreme Court of Virginia. IIl. Did the Circuit Court of Culpener Céuntv, Virginia the last court that ruled, erroneousfv rule that the Culvever, Virginia Police Depaztment was not in violation of Code of Virginia §19.2-59 illegal search, and Amendment Four of the United States . Constitution, and Brady v. Md. IV. Did the Circuit COurt of Culpeper County, Virginia the last court thastruled, erroneously rule when it dismissed petitioner's Motion For a New Trial on newly discovered missing etidence, exoulvatorv, and impeachment evidence after 21 davs has expnired, and Brady. Vv. Did the Circuit Court of Culpever Countv. Virginiasthe last court that ruled, erroneously rule when it did not erant a new triaklbased on -prosecutoral, police misconduct . VI. Did the Circuit Court of Culpever.Countv. Virginia the last court that ruled, erroneously did not erant vetitioner a New Trial when the conviction was principally based on veriurv. VII. Did the Circuit Court error when the Common-. wealth failed to deny that there were four incidents of sexual intercourse not one incident of rape, Brady v. Md. °9 ii .