Gun-toting auditors and attorneys

"Examines the questionable wisdom of categorizing lawyers and auditors in the Office of the Inspector General as peace officers when their actual duties require none of the specialized functions of law enforcement officers employed in other state agencies. To justify this peace officer status, state law and administrative rules offer an elaborate rationale that presumes gun-toting auditors and lawyers will engage in police functions such as hand-to-hand combat and high-speed pursuits"--Executive summary, p. 1.