Release from detention requires release conditions to be filed with which official?

• A. The judge
• B. The official designated by the court
• C. The detention facility
• D. The guardian

Answer: (B)

Release conditions accompany the court’s release order and must be filed with the official designated by the court so the terms are part of the formal record and can be properly enforced. The court-designated official (often the court clerk or a specific officer appointed by the court) handles the documentation, coordinates with the detention facility and any supervising agencies, and ensures the conditions are officially recorded and enforceable. The detention facility itself enforces compliance but doesn’t carry the formal filing role; a guardian isn’t responsible for filing release terms, and the judge issues the order but doesn’t maintain the filing in lieu of the designated court official.