Whether a reviewing court is permitted to insert a 'judicial gloss' in construing an unambiguous statute when determining the objective reasonableness of a law enforcement officer's mistake in law under the Fourth Amendment

1. Is a reviewing court permitted to insert a “judicial gloss” in construing an unambiguous statute when determining whether a law enforcement officer’s mistake in law used to justify a Fourth Amendment seizure is objectively reasonable under Heien v. North Carolina, 574 U.S. 54 (2014)? ; i