My time in prison reaffirmed my belief that the only way Congress can improve public safety while reducing costs is to reform Federal sentencing laws, especially mandatory minimum sentences.
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Scott emphasizes the need for reform in federal sentencing laws to enhance public safety and reduce costs.
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