Growing up in public housing in Hartford, Connecticut, Juan Arteaga was captivated by the turbulent 1960s, particularly the American civil rights movement and the crucial role played by attorneys.
June 07, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Deputy assistant attorney general for civil enforcement
U.S. Department of Justice
Growing up in public housing in Hartford, Connecticut, Juan Arteaga was captivated by the turbulent 1960s, particularly the American civil rights movement and the crucial role played by attorneys.
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