In the third scenario, the State specifically argues that the imposition of SBM on a defendant is a reasonable Fourth Amendment search, the defendant does not object to the imposition of SBM, and the trial court passes on the issue. See State v. Griffin , ––– N.C. App. ––––, 818 S.E.2d 336 (2018) (holding the Grady issue was preserved when it was raised at trial and passed upon by the trial court); see also State v. Hammonds , No. COA17-931, 2018 WL 1386738 (N.C. Ct. App. Mar. 20, 2018) (unpublished). In essence, our Courts have distinguished between cases in which (1) the trial court failed to conduct a reasonableness inquiry, and (2) the State initiated a reasonableness inquiry, and the trial court passed on the matter.