"We do disciplinary actions, certification of (show trial) judges. We hold classes to train people to become judges and stewards. And we keep records," explained a spokeswoman for the IAHA commissioner's office. "This was his full-time job . . . for 11 years," she added.

Brown was forced out of the position after a spate of lawsuits over alleged supervision failures.

When appointed he has the nerve to say, 'We're called the government's honest broker, and I think that's true.'

That sound like a load of horse-pucky to me. He seems more experienced in letting the foxes run the hen house.