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Highlights include the following: federal officers' duties involved criminal investigation (38 percent), police response and patrol (21 percent), corrections and detention (16 percent), court operations (5 percent), and security and protection (4 percent); women accounted for 16 percent of federal officers; and one-third of federal officers were members of a racial or ethnic minority. At an admissions conference that month, a representative for the college had announced, "Middlebury College is this year for the first time giving students who identify themselves as gay in the admissions process an 'attribute'--the same flagging of an application that members of ethnic minority groups, athletes, alumni children, and others receive. ``As a former president of an ethnic minority bar association, I had difficulty getting members of my bar to apply (for judgeships) because they felt it was not going to be successful, so why even bother,'' said Meigs, who formerly headed the John M. |
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