If the warrant was issued by a judge, before whom should the arrested be brought?

• A. The governor
• B. A grand jury
• C. The court
• D. A police precinct

Answer: (C)

When a warrant is issued by a judge, the person arrested must be brought before the court. The court is the judicial venue tasked with reviewing the warrant, addressing the arrest, and conducting the initial proceedings like arraignment and setting bail. A grand jury handles charging via indictment, not the arrest process. The governor has no role in this criminal proceeding, and while a police precinct may hold someone briefly, formal appearance and processing occur in the court. Therefore, the appropriate place is the court.