I looked at my 2016 PFD statement, and it said that $33.63 was taken out for "Legislative appropriation of convicted and incarcerated felon and misdemeanant dividends."  That comes to over 20 million bucks.
I think that there are about 10,000 cons and ex-cons not eligible for PFD's, So that deduction should be for only that many, about 10 million bucks total.
I suspect that this $33,63 was calculated at the full dividend amount, before Walker vetoed half of it.  A recalculation should have that deduction at half, or $16.82.  Is DOC unlawfully receiving twice as much for their budget, as they are entitled to?
Walker's veto is hurting a lot of poor folks, but deducting twice as much as what should have been, for DOC, is insult on top of injury.
Or, are there 20,000 cons and ex-cons not eligible?  And how many ex-cons are there who have, once again, become eligible for the PFD?  Maybe an additional 10,000?  20,000?  More?  How many?  Is Alaska a "police state"?