Auditor General Jack Wagner said today that Pennsylvania could save $50 million in fiscal year 2011-12 and $350 million over four years if Gov. Corbett and the General Assembly better utilize existing alternative-sentencing programs and implement other reforms as a way to curb Pennsylvania's unsustainable increases in prison costs.
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