The incentives are what put those systems in place. It's two halves of the same coin. One is cause, the other is effect. You don't think as long as they have i

The incentives are what put those systems in place. It's two halves of the same coin. One is cause, the other is effect. You don't think as long as they have incentive to fine more as it directly influences their budget, that it might affect their actions towards fining and seizing citizens? Are you saying it's unrelated? edit: To word it differently, do you think solving this one problem will end their association with your money and their budget?