PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

ROBINSON: Well I don’t know who you’re getting your advice from but the entire
court record when it… But first of all when it – when – when you’re dealing with a district court
case to the Court of Appeals they get the whole record. Now they won’t get transcripts but
they’ll get the tapes. The Appeal Court will. But with regards to the points on appeal though the
points you want to make on appeal you just have – you refer them to the parts of the record that
are important for your appeal points. And so the parts of the record for the appeal points really
are just the motion practice on the questions about the legality of the prosecution to begin with,
then there was that tape we had while we were in McGrath about the 2 nd amended complaint, -
um- the arraignment. But I can’t think of any other part of the record that necessarily addresses
any of the points on appeal.
HAEG: Ok so I get… And I thought that maybe the case. That you – you kind of… you
have the records that you think are important and everything else that happened that you don’t
have records you don’t thinks important. Is that – I guess is that fair
ROBINSON: Don’t go to your point on – points on appeal.
HAEG: Ok because you – you don’t remember anything happening other then what you
now have on record that would have been worth appealing
ROBINSON: Right.
May 20, 2005
Robinson & Associates
Attn.: Chuck
35401 Kenai Spur Hwy.
Soldotna, AK 99669
RE: Written Letter to Magistrate
Dear Chuck,
I would like this written to Magistrate Murphy:
After I explained Mr. Leaders motion to Mr. Haeg he requested that Mr. Leaders current motion
and your coming decision be put in writing.
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