County prosecutors make money off every conviction? Courts make money off convictions and jail time?

"the County Attorney will be forced to pay the Cost of Court out of his own pocket, if the case is discharged, so he isn’t going to give up that easily and the Judge, Clerk and County Attorney, stand to make a pretty penny off your conviction and incarceration! So don’t screw it up."

"If the County Attorney begins to act too cocky with you, you can take the wind out of his sails by asking him to produce the 1020 for this case? If he denies the need to do such a thing, inform him that you will be taking care of that for him ASAP [as soon as possible]! He may move for a discharge at that point because you are a little too dangerous or smart! The last thing that Prosecutor wants is the IRS examining his files for the last seven years because he makes money on every conviction but he doesn’t pay TAXES on them as a Rule! He usually only declares the salary he receives."
https://fromthetrenchesworldreport.com/judge-dale-the-legal-process/245005

"Securitization of a legal case, happens when Judges attach a monetary judgement, or a penalty to a case, and then hold the defendant as the collateral, until the promised amount shows up in the account of the Judicial Branch."
https://archive.org/details/TheCourtRegistryInvestmentSystemcrisPursuantToRule67OfProcedure-/mode/2up

"Usually, this is done by attachment of a bond, to a prisoner or a judgement.
The county, municipality or agency then profers that bond into the bond market, guaranteed by the taxpayers, but promising a nice rate of return. The prisonner is held as the surety, until the bond reaches maturity."
https://archive.org/details/CourtRegistryInvestmentSystem-Crrs-Chris-JudicialCorruption/mode/2up