The only way it could be considered that would be if they advised the attorney and/or the client that they were coming with a search warrant and were watching the dorm room to make sure nothing is removed. Prior warning might establish a charge for removing things. The day before the arrest he might have been under the impression that after arrest he would not be allowed back in the dorm room. Therefore get your belongings out before you are locked out. I doubt that there was any forewarning of the impending search by the police.
I don't think Collin removed evidence, which is what #5 of those 10 questions implies.
I am saying that if Collin knew he was being investigated and moved his computers to remove evidence, then he'd be guilty of a crime.
A crime for which Nifong is strangely silent about, because it doesn't exist.