PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

Mr. Osterman: The other issue that I raised – the other issue that I raised with you and still
contend ought to be a part of the brief is the issue that the courts -uh- number 1 the courts should
not do a 2 am sentencing...
Mr. Haeg: So how come none of that's in there
Mr. Osterman:
issue ought to be raised. Well I think that issue ought to be raised. Our
problem is we've again – I told you before – we needed to see if these
issues were goanna be effective with you. I intended to strike one or two of these
particular or at least narrow them. I've already rewritten the facts – we're down to about 7 pages
on the facts now that we can footnote out and get moving, ok giving us more space ...
Mr. Haeg: Well like I told you – you don't need to do any of that stuff.
Mr. Osterman: I don't – you don't need to waste anymore of my time ...
Mr. Haeg:
Yeah there's just well you know I'm just trying to highlight why I am so upset and
why I think that this whole process has disenchanted me that I mean the whole process has
broken down for me. From my attorneys, to the prosecutor, to judge and to the troopers. It's not
just anyone thing. It's cumulative over and over and over and many times ...
Mr. Osterman: David if – if you acted like you have with me with your attorneys I'm surprised
things didn't go worse for you. Ok
Mr. Haeg:
Well do you know what – do you know
Mr. Osterman: and I'm surprised of that because ...
Mr. Haeg:
do you know you can ask Brent Cole this. Do you know when I – you pro – I gave
you the transcripts you should have read what – how – how gentlemanly like I was with him,
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