Who compiles a list of the bondsmen permitted to write bail in that county to the judges and law enforcement offices of that county?

• A. The sheriff
• B. The county clerk
• C. The court clerk of the county
• D. The bond company

Answer: (C)

The main idea is knowing who maintains the official roster of who can write bail in a county. In this system, the court clerk of the county is the one who compiles and maintains the list of bondsmen permitted to write bail and then provides it to judges and law enforcement offices in that county. This role fits because the court clerk is the official custodian of court-related records and notices, including the roster of approved bail bondsmen, ensuring they are current for the judiciary and enforcement agencies. The sheriff focuses on enforcement and jail operations, not maintaining the official roster; a bondsman is a private licensee and does not manage the county-wide list; the county clerk handles broader county records but not this specific court-permitted bonding roster.