As a municipal judge, Sens said he has a track record of moving cases through. Now he's seeking a seat in Criminal District Court.
He would inherit one of the city’s most backlogged dockets.
She put herself in the spotlight by recording a meeting with Judge Frank Marullo in which she says he offered her a job to get out of the race.
If elected to another term, he said he would lobby to loosen mandatory minimum sentencing.
Bosworth is challenging Marullo, Louisiana’s longest-serving judge, as well as attorney Marie Williams.
People should pay attention to this court, she said, because they may have a case there.
She said she wouldn’t make everyone show up at 9 a.m., only to wait hours for a hearing.
She said she’d stagger the docket and reduce the time before initial hearings.
The city’s first domestic court judge said she would use religious groups to provide counseling and parenting classes.
She criticized a mediation program because of the fees people must pay the mediator.