The only truly non-partisan experts who have been allowed inside Guantánamo, and given access to the detainees there, are inspectors with the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Even when there are inspectors on the job, they cannot be sure every ingredient in a medicine is safe.
There are inspectors and monitoring devices at Iran's enrichment facilities to alert us if Iran decides to suddenly start enriching weapons-grade fuel.
"The FFL license is good for three years, so ATF's goal is to get each dealer inspected once every three years, but I doubt if they're making it because there are just way more firearms licensees than there are inspectors," he said.
Some of these figures might be identifiable by a bookish child -- Huck Finn, Long John Silver, the Little Mermaid, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry -- but some would be well known only to a fairly well-read adult: there's Inspector Maigret; is that Zane Grey, perhaps, or Italo Calvino's Baron in the Trees?
There is Inspector Strang-Jay (Greg Keller), who is investigating the death of Reinhold's servant, ostensibly a suicide, and there is Jacques Jacques (pronounced zha-kwezz zha-kwezz), played stiffly with a painted smile by Dean Strange, who is inexplicably the object of everyone's obsessive affection.
To the passer-by that night, it must have looked as if an officer had been drawn and quartered in the McDonald's: there were two inspectors, two captains, three sergeants and five detectives among other officers at 875 Garrison Avenue.
Mr. Brown did not specify how many full-time inspectors there were in France.
"There were 95 inspectors serving nationwide, of which approximately 50 inspectors worked in the factories division".
There were few inspectors of public services and none produced detailed reports; little public audit; no Freedom of Information Act; no specialist committees in parliament.
