1. Whether the court erred in refusing to return personal property.

2. Whether a person has a constitutional right to obtain their own "personal and private property" that pertains only to their personal financial and medical states and their well-being.

3. Whether the Government has a right to retain "personal property" in a criminal case where that property has no connection to the offense, was not purchased at the time of the alleged offense, and contains no content that links to the offense.

4. Whether a person has a constitutional "private interest" to obtain their own personal property in light of Riley V. California, 573 US 373 (2014).

Whether the court erred in refusing to return personal property