PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

MR. HAEG: Ok. Can I ask if in the review of the case along did – can he tell us who – when
the rule 11 agreement was made, when it was broke, and who broke it according to his research
into the case
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: I'll allow that question. Last – last answer Mr. Osterman
and then you can go.
MR. OSTERMAN: Ok thank you Your Honor. I can only tell the
court that –uh- my research seemed to indicate that the plea agreement
was broken by -um- by Mr. Leaders when he filed an amended
information with an open plea agreement –uh- with the party and that the – the plea
agreement – I can't give the court any specific dates as I don't have that information directly in
front of me.
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: Ok. Thank you very much Mr. Osterman. You are
excused to go to your next appointment –uh- as matter of record your counsel has reserved the
right to – or your - I'm sorry Mr. –uh- not your counsel but Mr. Haeg has reserved the right to –
uh- call you back in other matters but –uh- for now you're done and thank you for attending sir
you may hang up.
Jackie Haeg’s representation testimony
MR. HAEG: Ok -um- did we hire Mark Osterman
JACKIE HAEG: Yes.
MR. HAEG: Did he make it very clear how much money we were to pay him
JACKIE HAEG: Yes he did.
MR. HAEG: And what was – and was – what was that sum and was it for the entire appeal of
my case
JACKIE HAEG: It was 12,000 dollars and he did say it would be for the entire case. He felt it
would be for the entire case.
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