Did the Eighth Circuit Court Of Appeals fail to preserve the petitioner's Fourth Amendment right?

QUESTION PRESENTED Did the Eighth Circuit Court Of Appeals, by affirming the lower Gourt's denial of this Petitioner's 28 USC 2255 Motion, fail to preserve his Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure when the Court was presented with the government's "Surveilance Log" which clearly and unambiguously shows that the government began it's electronic surveilance TEN days before being authorized to by Court order and when it used a "Cell Site Simulator" that requires a search warrant when the Court order authorized the use of a "Pen Register" only? -1A : OPINIONS BELOW The order of the Eighth Circuit Court Of Appeals, St. Louis, Missouri, denying a rehearing and a rehearing en bance of it's order affirming the Eighth Circuit District Court, St. Louis, . Missouri, denial of this Petitioner's 28 USC 2255, dated February : 15, 2018, is attached hereto at