Forsythe pushes for a mistrial and Bishop blows up in chambers
Forsythe calls for a mistrial; Mickey suggests the stabbing was meant to cause one, and Bishop's outburst earns a rebuke.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
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Forsythe calls for a mistrial; Mickey suggests the stabbing was meant to cause one, and Bishop's outburst earns a rebuke.
Lorna argues the trial should go on without the defendant; Forsythe counters with state law, and the judge reserves her ruling.
Apologies over Vanessa and the Suarez demotion turn into a gentle breakup: neither of them is any good at work-life balance.
De Marco appears mid-ruling; Mickey wins an offer-of-proof hearing, then tells Lorna why the video must wait for a jury.
Without a jury, Mickey probes De Marco on the cartel boss, the informant he denies knowing, and his old link to Bishop.
Mickey edges toward Peter Sterghos and an address in Lake Balboa; De Marco hides behind a confidential stakeout and walks.
About to lose the mistrial fight, Mickey takes a hospital call and gets Izzy to say the line he needs to buy a recess.
Wearing his father's class ring, Mickey argues with the man's ghost, who frames the choice ahead as a test of nerve.
At the hospital, David recalls meeting Julian after a minor crash and an angry outburst; then Mickey asks to see his client.
Barred from Julian's room, Mickey threatens to haul the deputy before a judge for denying a stabbing victim his lawyer.
Mickey produces a signed waiver; David testifies it is Julian's signature and holds firm when Forsythe raises perjury.
After Mickey's promise and Lorna's point on judicial discretion, the judge lets the trial go on; then the team ribs Mickey's tie.
Mickey plays Bishop the footage, appeals to his conscience, and then names him as the defense's next witness.
Called by the defense, the DA's own investigator admits he asked for the case to monitor it for a DEA agent, blindsiding Forsythe.
Mickey walks Bishop through the hotel footage until he confesses he was the one following Gloria, on De Marco's request.
Bishop describes finding Gloria online and borrowing an empty room across the hall to book her without leaving a trace.
In flashback, Gloria quizzes the desk clerk about a guest who doesn't exist, and Bishop trails her out to her car and home.
Mid-testimony, the judge clears the jury, offers Bishop a lawyer, and orders him to surrender his firearm to the bailiff.
Bishop testifies he saw Julian come and go, then watched De Marco skirt the front-door camera an hour before Gloria died.
Bishop recalls the curbside exchange in which De Marco explained the subpoena, waved off his worries, and sent him home.
Asked why he did it, Bishop admits he took cartel money to bury a double homicide when he feared losing his young son.
Mickey presses Bishop on De Marco's story about the fire; Bishop finally says no, then courtroom chaos follows his plea for his son.
Andrea tells Mickey he only did his job and shares that Suarez is the new DA; Mickey sends her off with a call to fight.
In his hospital bed, Julian hears the charges are dismissed, thanks Mickey, and balks at the idea of ever suing in court.
Hayley shows up with Thai food and an apology, tells her father he can't quit, then confesses she wants to be a prosecutor.
Cisco lays out how a single baggie logo ties the planted drugs, Julian's attacker and De Marco to the Juárez Cartel.
Alone with the officials, Mickey lists decades of corruption behind Julian's case and promises them a jury if they lowball.
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.
Pulled over on his way out of town, Mickey talks law at an officer who spots what may be blood and opens the trunk.