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Deval Patrick through the years

Patrick served as an assistant attorney general for a grueling three-plus years, overseeing many high-profile cases -- including investigations into arsons at churches in the South and racism allegations against the Los Angeles police. At left, Patrick testified on the government's affirmative action programs at a hearing before the Employer-Employee Relations Subcommittee on Capitol Hill on March 24, 1995.
Amy Toensing for The New York Times
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Patrick served as an assistant attorney general for a grueling three-plus years, overseeing many high-profile cases -- including investigations into arsons at churches in the South and racism allegations against the Los Angeles police. At left, Patrick testified on the government's affirmative action programs at a hearing before the Employer-Employee Relations Subcommittee on Capitol Hill on March 24, 1995.