LEGAL · IN · 1993-1997
Pamela Carter
Attorney General · Democrat · Indiana
On the record
First woman + first African-American IN AG
Background
Pamela Carter served as Attorney General of Indiana from 1993–1997 (4 years). Took office after Linley E. Pearson (latest tracked occupant of this seat). Note: First woman + first African-American IN AG. Same-year political environment (1993): Governor Evan Bayh.
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Others who held this office in Indiana
- Todd Rokita (2021-present)
- Curtis Hill (2017-2021)
- Greg Zoeller (2009-2017)
- Steve Carter (2001-2009)
- Jeff Modisett (1997-2001)
- Linley E. Pearson (1981-1993)
- Theodore L. Sendak (1969-1981)
- John J. Dillon (1965-1969)
- Edwin K. Steers Jr. (1961-1965)
- Edwin K. Steers Jr. (1957-1961)
- Edwin K. Steers Sr. (1953-1957)
- J. Emmett McManamon (1949-1953)
- James A. Emmert (1945-1949)