Who completes the governor's warrant?

The correct answer is that the JDM Office, or Judicial District Manager's Office, is responsible for completing the governor's warrant. The governor's warrant is a crucial document used in the extradition process and is typically initiated when a governor must respond to a request from another state for the return of a fugitive. The JDM Office plays a significant role in managing judicial matters within the state, including the necessary paperwork and coordination involved in such processes.

The Clerk of Court primarily handles court documents and records but does not typically manage the completion of the governor's warrant. The Governor's Office is involved in higher-level decision-making and official approvals but relies on specific offices to prepare and complete such legal documents. The DCS Office (Division of Community Supervision) focuses more on probation and parole matters rather than the preparation of warrants for extradition. Therefore, the JDM Office is best positioned to ensure that the governor's warrant is accurately completed and meets all legal requirements.