I've a serious case of cross-examination envy as I read about the trial of United States v. James "Whitey" Bulger, now pending in Boston.
I mean, how often, if ever, do you get to go toe-to-toe with the likes of John Martorano in the well of an open court? Martorano scored the deal of the century with federal prosecutors: They forgave him his 20 murders in exchange for an agreement to testify against Bulger, the former reputed organized crime king in Boston.
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