PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

MR. HAEG: Ok and did he state how much each point of appeal would be
JACKIE HAEG: Yes it was -um- it would be 3 to 5 thousand a point.
MR. HAEG: Ok. And –uh- did we – how do we pay Mr. Osterman
JACKIE HAEG: Oh we gave him a – I believe it was a cashiers check for $12,000 dollars.
MR. HAEG: Ok and then did Mr. Osterman subsequently bill us for more money
JACKIE HAEG: Yes he did.
MR. HAEG: Ok did – what is the total billing he had for us – excluding anything that he may
have forgave
JACKIE HAEG: I believe it's now $36,000 dollars.
MR. HAEG: Ok did he finish our case like he had stated the original $12,000 would finish our
case
JACKIE HAEG: No.
MR. HAEG: When he gave us that additional bill did he – was he the same price per point as he
was when hired him
JACKIE HAEG: No.
MR. HAEG: How much additional per point
JACKIE HAEG: -Um- well I would say somewhere about – well twice as much...
MR. HAEG: Ok.
JACKIE HAEG: ...or more then twice.
MR. HAEG: So to paraphrase it – we hired Mr. Osterman for one price for the completed case
and he billed us for twice as much...
JACKIE HAEG: Yes.
MR. HAEG: ...for not completing the case
JACKIE HAEG: Yes.
MR. HAEG: And he didn't honor the agreement he made, correct
JACKIE HAEG: Yes.
MR. HAEG: Ok when we first hired him what did he say - and this is something where it might
be hearsay you know so you might just... What did he say about our ability or – what did he say
the biggest thing was going to be that would help us in our appeal
JACKIE HAEG: That ineffective assistance of counsel.
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