Is anyone surprised that audits focus on the easy cases? Don‘t we see the same problem with white-collar legal cases? Those with financials means can afford ex

Is anyone surprised that audits focus on the easy cases? Don‘t we see the same problem with white-collar legal cases? Those with financials means can afford expensive consulting, creating a high bar for the agencies involved to prove wrongdoing. Which in turn seems to focus on the low risk, easy cases of the average citizen. The comparatively low pay to those civil servants likely does not help in attracting the talent needed to handle these high stakes cases.