§ 1335 Delivery to sheriff.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When a court issues this type of writ and it's addressed to the sheriff, the court clerk has to hand it over to the sheriff right away. There's no waiting period or delay allowed on the clerk's part.

This rule exists to make sure legal orders get carried out quickly. Once a judge or court decides a writ needs to go to the sheriff, the clerk's job is simply to pass it along without holding it up. This keeps the legal process moving so the sheriff can act on the writ as soon as possible.