PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption
PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption
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MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: And that has bearing on him being allowed to withdrawal.<br />
You want him to remain your attorney until this point rolled on or are you ready to discharge Mr.<br />
Osterman<br />
MR. HAEG: See it – it – it had several different concepts why this was remanded by the Court<br />
<strong>of</strong> Appeals. It says whether I knowingly – which we all know that I knowingly do it...<br />
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: Mr. Haeg trust me...<br />
MR. HAEG: Ok.<br />
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: ...I understand the decision I have to make...<br />
MR. HAEG: And competently that remains to be seen because I'm sure all <strong>of</strong> you don't think<br />
I'm competent to do this and I'm the first to agree. So it would be a big step for someone that is<br />
incompetent – it would be like I don't know if Mr. Rom fly's a plane – let me just make an<br />
example. If he jumped in a plane and flew out <strong>of</strong> here without Trooper Gibbens at the wheel – if<br />
he did that by himself there's a pretty compelling reason he did so and that's what I'm trying to<br />
show is that it is an intelligent decision for me to forego my right to an attorney even though I<br />
understand completely the huge disadvantage. I've already had I don't know how many<br />
objections and Your Honor also tell me what I don't know what I'm doing. But in my mind that<br />
is an intelligent decision and the Court <strong>of</strong> Appeals has remanded this case for you to make a<br />
determination that it is intelligent also and that's a pretty big burden when somebody has the<br />
money to buy an attorney, such as I do, and they waive their right to an attorney, that is a<br />
fantastic thing in the history <strong>of</strong> the United <strong>State</strong>s. To have someone with the money to purchase<br />
an attorney and waive that right and go on their own knowing that they're goanna probably just<br />
take a liken doing it. But you know what I'm goanna make a statement here – I would rather go<br />
into battle with no allies if the allies I have are behind me stabbing me in the back.<br />
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: Ok. I understand where you are at with this.<br />
MR. HAEG: Ok and Mr. Osterman...<br />
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: I...<br />
MR. HAEG: ...statements to me show that brutally clearly brutally.<br />
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: That you should be allowed to proceed pro se<br />
MR. HAEG: No it shows – his statements brutally show the immense conflict <strong>of</strong> interest among<br />
a number <strong>of</strong> attorneys to protect what the first one did to me. And it's the most amazing thing<br />
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