Isn't the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments violated when exigent circumstances are created through police officers use of unreasonable law enforcement tactics?

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED 1. Isn’t the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments violated when exigent circumstances are created through police officers use of unreasonable law enforcement tactics ? 2. Isn’t the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments violated when exigent circumstances cease, and police officers continue to search ? 3. Isn’t The Knock and Announce rule a clearly establish right? 4. Isn’t the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments violated when police officers enter a premises they know is occupied without performing a Knock and Announce procedure? 5. Isn’t the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments violated when police officers search and seize a person inside their home without warrants issued ? . 6. Isn’t the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments violated when police officers arrest a person without conducting a reasonable investigation ? 2 7. Isn’t the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments violated when police officers arrest a person and involuntarily without probable cause or warrants issued, escorts or transport that person from one place to another ? 8. Isn’t the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments are violated when police officers arrest a person first and then search for incriminating evidence ? 9. Isn’t the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments violated by the government when they use evidence that derived from an unlawful search and seizure ? 10. Isn’t it a Fourteenth Amendment violation for prosecutors to knowingly make false , material statements pertaining to a criminal case ? 11. Isn’t the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments violated when a person is to stand trial and defend their self against charges that is knowingly based on perjured material evidence ? 12. When prosecutors intentionally alters evidence, violating the Fourteenth 3 Amendment doesn’t that warrant a dismissal of criminal charges ? 13. Isn’t it a Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment violation when a Judge sets a Hearing for a motion, but does not give the defendant an opportunity to present or rebuttal arguments ?