Options are:
[A]. If not, then ask to have the warrant issued. You should also ask if the police have any particular jurisdiction over your property, or which jurisdiction you can have..
[B]. Bring the warrant with you to the police station. You might want to bring a notepad or pen with you and ask if the police are using it..
[C]. The officer should be willing to hold it up to a window or pass it to you so you can read it. Check to make sure that the address on the warrant is correct..
[D]. If you have a warrant in your possession, then police must access your warrant. Search warrants typically come with a sticker that reads, " date of collection, " " to be used only, " and " my rights when search permission is terminated..Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to protect your rights during any police encounter
Ask to see a search warrant.
If the police come to your home to search, then ask to see a search warrant. Police generally need a warrant to search your home.
Answer:
[C].