Lisa wants to testify; Mickey says he'll tackle her first
After the hammer surfaces, Lisa insists on telling her side, and Mickey explains why juries doubt even honest defendants.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Dennis 'Cisco' Wojciechowski, in story order. Played by Angus Sampson.
152 moments · 4h 04m · by Favseen
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After the hammer surfaces, Lisa insists on telling her side, and Mickey explains why juries doubt even honest defendants.
A birthday cake from the wedding bakery sparks a talk about eloping, and Lorna admits she wants the full wedding.
Grant blames Bondurant's money trouble on others; Lorna explains the bribery theory as Mickey lines up the letter's dates.
Photos, visitation and travel records show Grant heading to his uncle's bakery straight after seeing his father.
Mickey's investigator finds a still camera across the street that caught an Eagle Couriers truck during the murder window.
Legal scores the team on presentation, ethics and strategy, then hears the Fifth was the goal since the pre-trial hearing.
Bringing dinner, René recognises the building inspector from a surprise check the day before Lisa's arrest, and Mickey connects the bribes.
Cisco reports Kim has been missing for two days with the defense already rested, before a song closes the episode.
Kim's car turns up abandoned at Marina del Rey, and Cisco fears Alex Grant shut him up for good, killing any chance to reopen the case.
The team celebrates the win until Mickey's mother announces she landed an acting part and is off to cold Calgary.
Police photos of Kim's car show a building inspector's mirror missing glass; Cisco demonstrates how it could have made the victim look up.
Lorna learns another couple took their venue, with only a date next October on offer, and fears the two of them are cursed.
Newly married, Lorna is blindfolded and led to a surprise party Izzy planned, complete with French toast and Winston in a tie.
Lorna reasons that Lisa, not Alex Grant, had more to gain from the attack on Mickey, but keeps the hunch to herself for now.
Izzy shows off a gold bar paid as Julian's retainer, Lorna and Cisco return early from their honeymoon, and Mickey briefs them on Glory and Moya.
A neighbour heard a man screaming at Glory, a slammed door, then smoke; the sprinklers put the fire out before firefighters came.
Glory was strangled, and a fire in her flat 43 minutes after Julian left leaves time for one of Moya's men and a cover-up.
Cisco hints at the hotel's celebrity leaks and a murdered escort to get security footage; the manager refuses without a court order.
Izzy shows her dance video, then Cisco reports Glory's first client checks out but the second, Daniel Price, never had a room.
Back at the Roosevelt, Cisco offers to name the employee selling out celebrity guests in exchange for the August 10 footage.
Cisco plays the Roosevelt footage: Glory finds no one in room 837, and a man in a hat trails her out to a dark green car.
For cash, Trina tells Mickey how DEA agent De Marco used Glory Days to plant a gun on Moya.
Mickey works out the Moya plan was never his idea; Cisco and Izzy point out someone knew exactly where he was.
Andrea's plans fall through and she invites Mickey over; his team catches on instantly.
Running the hidden VIN, Cisco gets a name and leaves Mickey an urgent voicemail.
Cisco and Lorna trace the stolen green Civic to Bishop's old partner, and the team weighs whether Bishop killed Glory.
Cisco blackmails a former biker medic with a story about pliers to learn about a cartel war in the Valley.
A doctored court seal on Kendall's subpoena leads Mickey to a theory: Glory was subpoenaed first and killed to stop her testifying.
Mickey tells the team De Marco tried to scare him off, then floats representing the cartel boss who hates him, and Lorna erupts.
The team maps out Bishop's old cases and the Vegas gun dealer, and Mickey says they owe Glory the truth.