Who investigates an unrestricted sexual assault?

• A. Two Weeks
• B. Three Days
• C. Two Months
• D. One Month

Answer: (D)

Unrestricted reporting triggers an official investigation led by military law enforcement rather than just a command inquiry. The investigators—typically from the military criminal investigative service or the appropriate civilian authorities—collect evidence, interview witnesses, and coordinate with prosecutors to ensure a thorough, impartial process.

Among typical timelines for the initial investigative phase, about one month is a reasonable benchmark. It’s long enough to gather essential statements and key evidence, but not so long that action is delayed excessively. Shorter spans wouldn’t give enough time to build a solid factual record, while much longer periods occur only in more complex cases. For these reasons, one month is the best fit among the given options.