Cisco grills the Vegas gun dealer Budwin Dell
Posing as a buyer, Cisco asks why a cartel boss would buy a custom gun from a small Vegas shop; Budwin throws him out.

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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Posing as a buyer, Cisco asks why a cartel boss would buy a custom gun from a small Vegas shop; Budwin throws him out.
Cisco sends Lorna a photo of the dealer's wife, and Lorna clocks her bag as a luxury purse worth thousands.
Cisco poses as a buyer with the dealer's wife, then names De Marco and offers her a way out from under him.
Amber Dell's dropped drug case explains why her husband lied about the gun at Moya's trial.
After a night of paperwork, Lorna and Izzy find a Bishop case, and Cisco returns from Vegas with bags for both.
The whole office hounds Lorna to read her results; she pretends she failed, then reveals she passed and hands Mickey her own job offer.
The team reveals a mystery name on the witness list is bait for Bishop and De Marco, then borrows Sterghos's house for a fake TV shoot.
At Lorna's celebration Mickey hands her his pocket Constitution and a contract with a number so high she rushes to sign it.
Lorna panics about a do-gooder judge and her career; Cisco reminds her she is the smartest person he knows.
The team mourns Trina, Lorna celebrates her first win with Sam in tow, and Mickey orders her to get the judge to un-nix De Marco.
Practising her motion late at night, Lorna catches movement on the Sterghos house cameras; Cisco calls Mickey with the news.
The team watches the two men break into Sterghos's house, and Mickey explains the ten-year-old double murder that ties them together.
The team explains the bait: a neighbour of the old crime scene on the witness list, a fake TV shoot, hidden cameras and the cocaine left behind.
Lorna arrives wired for her witness-list argument; Mickey explains why the Sterghos video is useless until De Marco can testify, and sends Cisco after Trina.
Cisco searches Trina's apartment and finds it unlocked and trashed, raising fears she fled or was visited.
Cisco asks Trina's old friend Kendall Roberts about Trina Rafferty, gets the brush-off, then is invited to talk.
Cisco reports De Marco's subpoena was accepted and Trina admits she was pressured by De Marco and a second, silent man; the team toasts Izzy.
News that Julian was knifed in a transfer sends Mickey into triage: Forsythe will push for a do-over, so everyone gets a job.
Cisco leans on a reluctant guard, Ramon, for the name of Julian's attacker, and makes clear how he gets information.
Stuck on hold, Cisco is handed the discovery file on Julian's attacker, Lalo Vasquez, and spots something very good in it.
Cisco lays out how a single baggie logo ties the planted drugs, Julian's attacker and De Marco to the Juárez Cartel.
A caller tells Mickey De Marco is no longer a problem; then the government's number arrives and the office erupts.
Mickey hands out bonuses, plans a vacation, leaves Lorna the firm, and raises a glass to the guilt they carry.
Cisco questions Raul Estrada, who once wrote Mickey angry letters from prison, and gets an alibi he didn't expect.
As the news names Judge Stone, Lorna, Cisco and Izzy tally dead-end alibis, fleeing clients and a stalled settlement.
Before his hearing, Mickey picks a calm blue tie, divides up the motions, and refuses to spend Hayley's college fund on bail.
Reviewing the traffic-stop footage with Cisco, Mickey sees it starts too late and lays out his theory that the stop was a setup.
Cisco walks Mickey through the discovery: a neighbour who heard arguing, cut camera feeds, and a bullet that puts the killing at his home.
Lorna celebrates a new referral, then reveals she got the full footage from Berg's office by invoking Maggie's tip.
Cisco and Lorna line up dash and body cam footage and spot a text, and a gear change before the missing plate was visible.