No sir, you are wrong! The facts are I'm a writer. I had to do some research on Alaska, I secured my facts from the Alaska Department of Law.  Pretrial conviction rates are 97.5% regarding all cases that do not go to trial. That means the defendants plead out. Of the 20% that go to trial the conviction rate is just over 98%. Combining the two figures together comes to the actual figures of 99.6% conviction rate against the public. ie: The Alaskan Gulag. Many natural conclusions can be secured from these figures. The "quota system" of arrests was sustained by the Alaska Supreme Court. I don't know what the criteria is to be targeted for the quota to assure that it is met, but, the State has a quota system of arrests. The Alaska Supreme Court also sustained the right of Alaskan lawyers to be first creditor for the PDF. Sadly, they lose 99.6% of the cases - by the States own figures. In Alaska if you're arrested, you're going to be convicted and jailed. Simple as that!