Did the state court err in not conducting an evidentiary hearing for petitioner's fraud upon the court and Fourth Amendment issue?

QUESTION PRESENTED A prosecutor and magistrate falsified a criminal complaint and warrant in the name of "The People of the State of Michigan" and "Keely Cochran" including forging Sgt. Cochran's signature on the jurat as the complaining witness for the purpose of issuing an arrest warrant against Petitioner. This fraudulent act violate public trust and State and Federal laws including the Fourth Amendment that requires a magistrate to issue an arrest warrant based on probable cause supported by an oath or affirmation. The question present are: 1. Did The State Court Err When It Did Not , Conduct An Evidentiary Hearing For Petitioner's Fraud Upon The Court And Fourth Amendment Issue Even Though Petitioner Allegations Were With Evidence In Support Of The Facts Necessary To Have An Evidentiary Hearing And Relief From Judgment? r™ +*