I don't see how Governor Walker's appointment could put correctional officers at risk. There is much finger pointing about the system being broken, and this has to be adequately analyzed. The State of Alaska should start with its own "due process" where the Department of Law indicates that a 97% conviction rate is secured with guilty pleas. Of the 3% that goes to trial, 80% of those result in a guilty conviction.  There is a quota system for arrests.  Meanwhile, the United States conviction average is 60%. 

May I suggest, that if the Department of Law can secure such an impossible statistical probability of convictions then there is something seriously wrong with the due process. Who guides them on the mental state of defendants? Psychologists.  These culprits are involved in implementing and designing the State on enhanced interrogation programs that constitutes psychological torture and deprivation of due process rights. If you are arrested you will be convicted?