Ian Carter
Judge Ian Carter made a notable court decision regarding a Wellington professional who was found guilty of filming colleagues in a workplace toilet, ultimately granting the defendant a discharge without conviction due to mitigating factors related to his mental health.
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Judge Ian Carter noted Leigh's improved attitude and behavior since being released from custody during sentencing.
Disqualified driver Fairmont Leigh crashes into campervan after flipping off tourists in Golden Bay
New Zealand· 2026-07-18
Judge Ian Carter accepted there were 'significant stressors' in the woman’s life.
Nelson mother discharged without conviction after assaulting two childrenNew Zealand· 2026-07-17
Ian Carter is the chief executive of Acute and Older People Services HSE Mid West who signed the letter of apology to the O’Connor family.
Family of man (71) who died after brain bleed missed criticise being ‘dragged’ through courts – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2026-06-19
The apology from the Health Service Executive (HSE) was read out by Oonah McCrane SC on behalf of Ian Carter, chief executive of HSE’s Midwest acute and older people services.
Inquest hears woman died after home birth – The Irish TimesIreland· 2026-01-14
Ian Carter of HSE Mid West apologised on behalf of University Maternity Hospital Limerick for the failings in care.
Limerick hospital apologises for failings in care that led to baby girl’s death – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-12-10
Ian Carter, chief executive of Mid West Acute and Older People, expressed regret over the failings that led to Niamh's tragic death.
Mother of Niamh McNally (16) recalls death in Limerick hospital as HSE apologises – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-11-26
Ian Carter, the chief executive of HSE Midwest Acute Services Limerick, offered sincere apologies to the family for the failure in care.
Limerick hospital apologises in High Court for baby’s death at 16 weeks old – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-06-26
Judge Ian Carter presided over the case involving the defendant who filmed colleagues in a toilet.
Wellington professional escapes conviction for filming colleagues on the toiletNew Zealand· 2025-05-05