
Carolyn Bosn
Attorney
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Aug 13, 2026
State Senator Carolyn Bosn with Bruce Bohrer
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9:13Bruce BohrerHOST
So what do you think, what have been some of the key issues that you've talked about in the legislature the last couple of years as you've served around, I don't know, sentencing reform or prison reform or just public safety generally?

Carolyn BosnGUEST
I think sometimes businesses, it is important to them, but it's something that young people really do focus on.

Carolyn BosnGUEST
And so over the last couple of sessions, my colleagues and I have worked pretty heavily on ways to improve public safety without necessarily increasing our prison population, finding alternative ways to rehabilitate individuals who have made mistakes.

Carolyn BosnGUEST
and also how to set individuals who are coming back into our community, who are reentering society, up to be successful.
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20:23Bruce BohrerHOST
Can you talk a little bit about tort reform and, you know, what you've dealt with in that area or just even looking at that area over the last couple, maybe couple years of service? Sure.