Are search warrants that fail to include command sections authorizing the seizure of particular items facially and fatally defective, requiring suppression of any evidence seized?

Question Presented for Review ® Are Search warrants that fail to include command sections authorizing the seizure of particular items facially and fatally defective, requiring suppression of any evidence seized? qq) Does the good faith exception to the exclusionary rule does apply in a case where the search warrant for a computer is facially deficient based upon the lack of a command to seize property and is so lacking in particularity that, on its face, it violates the Fourth Amendment and Fourteenth Amendments?