Forensic psychologists typically do not accompany law enforcement to crime scenes, as their primary role involves assessing the mental state of offenders, providing expert testimony, and conducting psychological evaluations in controlled environments such as offices or clinical settings. However, in some cases, they may visit crime scenes if their expertise is needed to understand the psychological impact on victims or witnesses, or to assist in criminal profiling. Overall, their work is more focused on analysis and assessment rather than direct involvement in crime scene investigations, which are usually handled by forensic investigators and crime scene specialists.