PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

MR. HAEG: Ok Mr. Osterman on – I'm not very good at this I apologize. I lost where – did
you - on 3/15/06 did you have a conversation with me where you stated that each point on appeal
is between 3 and 5 thousand dollars
MR. OSTERMAN: I may have given you that quote I thought I would say around $8,000 (sic)
MR. HAEG: So when you told the court – when you told the court that you told me $8,000 per
point were you double what you told me then
MR. OSTERMAN: I don't believe so –
MR. HAEG: Ok then did you say that since my case was – I was in state, the case was taking
place in state, and that that I had done most of the legwork my case to completion would be
about $10,000.00 less then the $22,000.00
MR. OSTERMAN: I don't believe I said that.
MR. HAEG: Ok what Mr. Osterman what is the total billings without any –uh- oh –um- things
cut off for that you said were overruns – what's the total billings that you gave me
MR. OSTERMAN: I – I couldn't tell you that off the top of my head.
MR. HAEG: Could it be...
MR. OSTERMAN: I have no idea.
MR. HAEG: Could it be in the neighborhood of $36,000.00
MR. OSTERMAN: I don't think so. But again I can't tell you off the top of my
head.
MR. HAEG: Ok and –uh- is that $36,000.00 was that for the completion of my case
MR. OSTERMAN: Again I don't know.
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: He doesn't know the amount – he can't (sic)
MR. HAEG: Ok. Have you Mr. Osterman have you completed my case
MR. OSTERMAN: No I have not completed your case.
MR. HAEG: Ok well – I guess I'm supposed to ask questions. I was goanna make a statement.
–Um- as far as the physical threats that you say that I made. Can you expound about how those
alleged physical threats came about
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