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Does the judge appoint investigators for the defense in criminal cases?

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Does the judge appoint investigators for the defense in criminal cases?

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In some cases, private investigators assist defense attorneys in case preparation. If the defendant is indigent, the judge may appoint an attorney and an investigator to aid the defendant. However, in no case will the investigator be working for the judge; he will report his investigation to the defense attorney.

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