PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

Mr. Osterman: Mm hmm.
Mr. Haeg:
Well the old moose hunt came out and holy shit there's really nothing wrong so that
would lead to tell me that it would have probably had the same outcome during that so I'd of had
a 1 year license loss rather than 6 years. Now -um- Mark what other jobs do you have other then
practicing law Can I ask – and you don't even need to answer – you can say that that's none of
my business. But I'll just assume that practicing law brings in most of the bacon for you.
Mr. Osterman: It does.
Mr. Haeg:
Now – now if you were bringing in the bacon mostly from your law practice would
a 1 year suspension of your practice effect you less then 6 years I'm saying that by gum I think
Mark might be going a little – maybe not totally not hungry for 6 years but there'd be a pretty big
strain as you went back to school for some other thing you could do or maybe you just wanted to
tool into McDonalds and start flipping burgers. Now I'm thinking that that would be a pretty big
difference in your case. And along with -um- oh by gum at your sentencing none of this stuff
came up about the deal, what you already did on your own, which the judge in sentencing Tony
Zellers says is – is -uh- evidence of -uh- of your – your willingness to accept responsibility and
proof – proof of your rehabilitation. Well none of that came up yet I did all that before Tony
Zellers. Don't you think by gum the judge might – if that would've been brought out don't you
think she would've might have had something along the same lines to say to me
Mr. Osterman:
Which is – which is one of the issues we raised on appeal is that the – it
may not be there -uh- per say but I think that it – that – that we – I know we
discussed it with Joel and I thought that I saw some suggestion of it there but one of the issues ...
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