Steve Carter (politician)

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A.G. Carter

Steve Carter is the current attorney general of the state of Indiana, United States, elected 2000, reelected 2004. He previously served as the Chief of Staff to Indiana Lt. Governor John M. Mutz.

A.G. Carter is a past President of the National Association of Attorneys General.

Carter is most noted for his ultimately unsuccessful attempt to obtain the Planned Parenthood records of sexual activity by 12 and 13 year old girls that would in many cases have allowed for prosecution of adults for statuatory rape.[1]

He is a Republican who was first elected in 2000 and then reelected in 2004. His hometown is Lowell, IN.

State Attorneys General in the United States
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AK: Talis J. Colberg
AL: Troy King
AR: Dustin McDaniel
AZ: Terry Goddard
CA: Jerry Brown
CO: John Suthers
CT: Richard Blumenthal
DE: Beau Biden
FL: Bill McCollum
GA: Thurbert Baker

HI: Mark J. Bennett
IA: Tom Miller
ID: Lawrence Wasden
IL: Lisa Madigan
IN: Steve Carter
KS: Paul Morrison
KY: Greg Stumbo
LA: Charles Foti
MA: Martha Coakley
MD: Doug Gansler

ME: G. Steven Rowe
MI: Mike Cox
MN: Lori Swanson
MO: Jay Nixon
MS: Jim Hood
MT: Mike McGrath
NC: Roy A. Cooper
ND: Wayne Stenehjem
NE: Jon Bruning
NH: Kelly Ayotte

NJ: Anne Milgram
NM: Gary King
NV: Catherine Cortez Masto
NY: Andrew Cuomo
OH: Marc Dann
OK: Drew Edmondson
OR: Hardy Myers
PA: Tom Corbett
RI: Patrick C. Lynch
SC: Henry McMaster

SD: Larry Long
TN: Robert E. Cooper, Jr.
TX: Greg Abbott
UT: Mark Shurtleff
VA: Bob McDonnell
VT: William Sorrell
WA: Rob McKenna
WI: J. B. Van Hollen
WV: Darrell McGraw
WY: Patrick Crank

Other members of the National Association of Attorneys General
AS: Afa Ripley, Jr. • GU: Alicia Limtiaco • NMI: Matt Gregory • PR: Roberto Sánchez Ramos • VI: Kerry Drue
DC: Linda Singer • United States: Michael Mukasey (honorary member)
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