The videographer and the Topanga shooting footage
Mickey has the crime-scene videographer recall a sniper shooting at deputies the night before, leaving Golantz and Trevor baffled.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
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Mickey has the crime-scene videographer recall a sniper shooting at deputies the night before, leaving Golantz and Trevor baffled.
Mickey buys time until his surprise witness arrives, then shows the shot-up patrol car was repaired but never cleaned.
Dr. Arslanian agrees with the GSR finding, then the footage shows Trevor rode in the same uncleaned car as the sniper, explaining the residue.
Mickey explains why doubt isn't always enough, then shows the detective never questioned Shavar and wins a sidebar to call him.
Mickey grills the security chief about his intelligence past and his wife's affair with Jan Rilz until Shavar snaps.
Shavar insists he isn't violent, so Mickey plays footage of him threatening Cisco, and Golantz asks Shavar directly if he killed Rilz.
Shavar accuses Mickey of dragging his name through the mud; Mickey shrugs that he only asked questions.
Trevor thanks Mickey for a strong day, then says he must take the stand to clear his name and walks out before Mickey can stop him.
Mickey gets Terrell to sneak him backstage, where Izzy admits she came close to using with her ex.
Waking up in Hayley's room, Izzy owns a near-relapse; Mickey explains why his client taking the stand is a brawl he didn't want.
Playing prosecutor, Mickey hammers Trevor with the murder scenario, then tells him to give the jury only one thing: his love for Lara.
Lorna gently guts Mickey's forensic-heavy closing; he admits the whole case feels like someone else's clothes.
Maggie wants Mickey's pregnant client to wear a wire on Soto; Mickey trades blows about tactics, then sets hard conditions and decides to trust her.
Mickey leads Trevor through his game's star, modeled on Lara, and the grad-school story of how she covered for his mistake.
On direct, Trevor admits he knew of Lara's affair and cheated too, then breaks down answering Mickey's last question: did he kill his wife?
On cross, Golantz uses Trevor's packed calendar, the camera log and the missing prenup to paint a jealous husband with a motive.
Golantz plays Trevor's own game to show its hero's gun matches the murder weapon; Mickey's sidebar objection fails.
Opening with his daughter's hatred of algebra, Mickey walks the jury through the timeline and finds only seven minutes for murder and cleanup.
Mickey asks where the real gun and bloody clothes went, calls it impossible in seven minutes, and points the jury at Anton Shavar.
Cisco reports that Kosevich never funded Trevor and asks the question that now matters: who has been following Mickey?
The jury returns and the forewoman reads the verdict on both counts of first-degree murder.
Mickey hands Eli an affidavit admitting Jerry buried him in a psych ward to win the Elliott case, so Eli can sue the estate.
Mickey demands to know who is behind the bribe and Jerry's murder; Trevor shrugs it off and explains his lies through game design.
Cisco tells Mickey to take the win, then a traffic officer calls: Izzy has been pulled over and passed out, and Mickey races to the overlook.
Lured out by a fake call about Izzy, Mickey is attacked by a hitman until police guns break up the fight.
After a shaky check-in with Izzy, Mickey learns Griggs kept surveillance on him, and names the dead attacker as Jerry's killer.
Maggie storms in furious that Mickey nearly died, admits she thought she'd lost him again, and he asks for their family back.
Gloria tells Mickey she didn't flee the man who attacked her: a Vice cop threatened her into skipping town.
Mickey asks Griggs to dig into Detective Kyle Winters, and argues for the innocent man still in prison.
Mickey warns Trevor he wrote everything down; moments later, Trevor's triumphant merger announcement ends in gunfire.