Jon Roland on Homeland Security Former 2008 Libertarian Senate Challenger

Search warrants only when known to owner

• Any search warrant must be served on the owner or possessor of the premises, and such person must have the reasonable opportunity to verify the validity of the warrant, unless such person cannot be found within a reasonable time.
• It is not permitted to wait until such person is absent to search his premises, or fail to notify the person as soon as possible if such a search and seizure is conducted.
• "No knock" search or arrest warrants are not permitted unless there is imminent threat of death or injury to an innocent person, and it is not permissible to prosecute any person for resisting an improper execution of a warrant with deadly force or for any death or injuries that might result therefrom.

Treat terrorists as pirates; military tribunals ok

A: Yes. [We should] restore the constitutional militia system. “Terrorists” should be handled as “pirates.”

A: No.

Q: Do you support the creation of a federal identification card system?

A: No.

More SDI funding & more state homeland security funding

A: No.

A: Yes.

Q: Should the federal government increase funding to states and cities for homeland security?

A: Yes.

Q: Should the United States expand its missile defense shield?

A: Yes.