James Whitey: The Bulger's Trial Case

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The federal court denied Bulger’s right to testify in court due to a U.S. attorney for

Massachusetts, Jeremiah O’Sullivan, defended Bugler’s actions to continue his committed

Crimes. It would prevent bias towards Bugler’s justification in his trial which he would win the

trial case and allowing him to escape from being convicted to prison. There were controversies

of James “Whitey” Bulger who worked with the FBI as an informant corrupted the agents and

prosecutors in the 1970s. Bulger’s main goal was to take control the federal agents and

prosecutors in order to continue on his criminal activities. According to Malone, he stated,

“Throughout his trial, Bulger denied having been an informant, or a "rat" in mob parlance,

insisting
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