Whether the warrantless seizure of Alsham Laster's phone, during a murder investigation, violated the Fourth Amendment when: (i) police did not have probable cause that evidence of the murder was on the phone ; (ii) law enforcement failed to secure Laster's phone in a manner that was reasonably limited and tailored to the need; and ( iii) the restraint was not limited in time and scope, avoiding a significant intrusion, when police took twenty two (22) hour s to obtain an approved warrant ?

Whether the warrantless seizure of a phone during a murder investigation violated the Fourth Amendment when police lacked probable cause, failed to limit the seizure, and detained the phone for an extended period