Investigative task forces are groups working together to investigate one or more crimes. These investigators are often __________.

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a. Incorrect. Investigative task forces are groups of investigators working together to investigate one or more crimes; these investigators are often from different law enforcement agencies.
b. Incorrect. The courtroom workgroup is comprised of the prosecutor, defense attorney, the judicial officer, and other courthouse employees. The courtroom workgroup does not participate in the investigation of crimes.
c. Incorrect. Investigative task forces are groups of investigators working together to investigate one or more crimes; these investigators are often from different law enforcement agencies. They are not member of different ranks from the same department.
d. Correct. Investigative task forces are groups of investigators working together to investigate one or more crimes; these investigators are often from different law enforcement agencies.

Investigative Task Forces Are Groups Working Together to Investigate One