PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

entry on December 23 rd that I'm just looking at now and says reviewed correspondence regarding
king for a day from Brent Cole – conference with Cole regarding the same.
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Haeg: Ok so what you're telling me is you've given the State everything, your client has given
up both his wife and him a whole years income, flown in people from around the whole
countryside, and you're telling me you wouldn't even try because it aint goanna do any good
Why do you have a lawyer
Cole: Can I object for just a second because this has – I understand what he's trying to say but
Mr. Haeg has a fundamental misunderstanding of the criminal justice system.
Shaw: (...)
Fitzgerald: I think you've asked me a number of questions Mr. Haeg and -um- I – I've described
to you what I believe the appropriate steps would be and the appropriate assessment of risks
would be with regard to whatever – whatever steps you took.
Haeg: Ok. Can you explain the risks involved in trying to enforce the agreement
Fitzgerald: The risk Mr. Haeg or that if you're not successful before the – if – if you attempt
and indeed do for instance file a motion with the Court and the Court rules as I think it would
with regard to any kind of oral terms that it does not have the jurisdiction or ability to intercede
and define those terms then what you've done is you've really drawn a line in the sand with
regard to the Prosecutor and that what you've done is you've made an enemy out
of frankly the last person you want to make an enemy of. Whether we like it
or not Mr. Haeg us in the defense bar realize quickly that you are not infrequently in a position
where you don't have the leverage and so what relationships you can develop and what ability
you can develop with regard to obtaining good term for your client you want to keep in tact
because when the rubber meets the road and you're a criminal defendant it's typically not a pretty
picture.
Haeg: Well you're correct as I was the rubber that met the road. Ok – in your opinion if
you advocate for your client – excuse me – are you making an enemy
out of the Prosecutor
Fitzgerald: It depends on the circumstances.
Haeg: I told you the circumstances. I'll repeat them again. Your client gave a 5 hour interview to
the State, gave the State maps, gave up a whole years income not for just the client but also the
clients wife most peoples arithmetic that's two years income, then for the Rule 11 Agreement
you fly people in from around the country from Illinois, from a remote lodge Silver Salmon
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