PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

Robinson: All I said to you was “it is my general counsel to people” and
Ms. Burger can back me up on this. Never talk to the f****** police.
Haeg: But there was time after time after time you said god if you just wouldn’t have give...-
Robinson: But you did! I mean but you had already talked to the police.
Haeg: But you kept saying “if Brent wouldn’t have had you talk to the police”, “if Brent
wouldn’t have had you talk to the police”, “if Brent wouldn’t have had you talk to the police”.
Brent is screwed.
Robinson: All I’m saying is that’s – that’s my philosophy...
Haeg: You guys have no idea what I’ve been through. You have no idea what my family has
been through.
Burger: It’s been horrible.
Robinson: I can understand what you’ve been through David but I’m goanna tell you this and
I’m goanna tell you what happens in the event of ineffective assistance of counsel claims and
(words) I don’t know whether the United States Supreme Court would
agree with it but our Supreme Court understands. That unless you can
show that you’re not guilty of the offense to begin with you really can’t
do anything against Brent.
Haeg: Wanna bet
Robinson: Well no you can’t do anything against him – you might be able to
do something about your conviction. You can’t do anything against him
because as far as a malpractice suit is concerned because there has to be
proof of innocence. I’ll pull that Smith case for you.
Haeg: Ok. But I’ll put – I’ll tell you this right now Chuck this is the wolverine taking to yah
Robinson: Ok.
Haeg: there is goanna be a malpractice suit against Brent Cole.
Robinson: Ok I’m just telling you that under Alaska’s standards in order to prevail you have to
show basically that you weren’t guilty.
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