Under what conditions can Court Officers execute warrants?

Court Officers can execute warrants while on duty because their role includes the responsibility of implementing court orders and ensuring public safety. This duty typically extends to law enforcement tasks such as executing warrants, which must be executed in the presence of law enforcement authority. The concept of being "on duty" signifies that Court Officers are actively performing their official responsibilities.

Executing warrants effectively requires that the Court Officers are in a position to carry out the task with appropriate resources and authority that come with their active status. While other conditions may apply in specific contexts—like requiring approval from a judge or only acting in emergencies—these do not negate the fundamental principle that the execution of warrants is primarily associated with the duties performed during an officer's official work hours.