Robert Bolchoz: "... Completely focused on the business of overseeing prosecution and serving as the lawyer for the state."

Robert Bolchoz, one of three candidates for the Republican nomination for attorney general, describes the need to return the office to a more workman-like approach, focusing on day-to-day legal matters. As chief of staff to former Attorney General Charlie Condon, Bolchoz can definitely make the argument that he knows what it takes and has done the job.

Bolchoz spoke with The Sun News editorial board May 25. The questions we asked him are listed after the video.

• 0:00 Introduction.
• 4:09 Has the attorney general's office become too politicized?
• 7:31 Are you supporting anyone in the governor's race?
• 9:47 Explain your view of the attorney general's watchdog role.
• 15:20 What are some of the law enforcement issues facing the state?
• 18:52 If you're elected, what do you want your legacy to be?
• 20:02 What would be your first priorities after taking office?
• 25:10 A few last thoughts on the office.
• 29:26 How is the campaign going?

• 0:00 Introduction.
• 4:09 Has the attorney general's office become too politicized?
• 7:31 Are you supporting anyone in the governor's race?
• 9:47 Explain your view of the attorney general's watchdog role.
• 15:20 What are some of the law enforcement issues facing the state?
• 18:52 If you're elected, what do you want your legacy to be?
• 20:02 What would be your first priorities after taking office?
• 25:10 A few last thoughts on the office.
• 29:26 How is the campaign going?