Attorney Mark Osterman - Alaska State of Corruption

MR. HAEG: Ok.
MR. OSTERMAN: Ok? I'm – I used to work for CJA and we would
bleed one out of every 200 cases might bleed into the Federal
System -uh- for -um- what's called a 2254 -uh- State Habeas
Relief. So you're looking at the State weeding it out. The
level of winning Post Conviction Relief is much harder than
winning in the appeal and that's why you've got till April the
3 rd to come up with a brief and I'm sorry it took me so long but
I read just a massive amount of material I spend every waking
minute. I was in Borough meeting last night reading emails from
clients that I had printed and carried with me. I mean it's –
it's a ...
MR. HAEG: I mean I understand I'm not blaming you for anything
like that ...
MR. OSTERMAN: I'm sorry I'm so late getting back to you cause
we basically got 2 weeks to get this thing done for you.
MR. HAEG: Well and but I – I also understand that -um- -you
know- Chuck Robinson asked to withdraw, the Court of appeals
denied his -um- his request and I think they just didn't want to
leave me without an attorney but if I got an attorney we can ask
for an extension and Chuck told me that they it's almost
guaranteed that you would get an ex – we could get an extension
– if I got a new attorney we could get an extension and that's
where -you know- that's what I would like to do because there's
no way you could look at all the elements and things. One thing
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