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In view of this, the first issue is whether the Department will furnish the FBI facts on which we may undertake investigations, a to be a appropriate. 4 Issue #2; The Deputy Attorney General memorandum dated October 26, 1976, distinguished investigations by describing those ggnducted by the Civil Rights Division as ‘criminal investigations" and those condgtetl By the FBI as "administrative inquiries.'' The memorandum from Turngr of the Civil Rights Division appeared to accept the same rationale for lating F hing investigations. . “Page 3, item 4, of that memorandum inicated that. tiers ~ : other matters of we prospective but not present investigative jnter este ta the Gr Rights Division. a which weuld not be affected by normal inspection oper tiong of the Bureau. The 7 a t same paragraph said should any of these matters r ot “opening of an active — investigation the Bureau would be 50 saviged zt the i ) 8, ‘Turner appears * to assume that criminal investigation would be cone 3 ai Civil Rights ; Division whereas administrative inquiries by the me pperationg of the Bureau would be conducted by the FBI. : In view of the above, the secon, gue ig : bar @ = would be authorized to conduct criminal: investigating, of a 9 or whether such criminal inquiries would, be ba : jrvolving FBI personnel ‘elements of the