The judge: you caught the car, now what?
In chambers the judge warns Mickey one email won't make Grant relevant at trial unless he connects the dots.
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In chambers the judge warns Mickey one email won't make Grant relevant at trial unless he connects the dots.
Andrea tells the judge she has new evidence too dispositive to refuse, and Mickey learns what it is.
Legal explains why a third party taking the Fifth looks guilty, while the judge threatens Mickey with the bar but denies a mistrial.
In chambers Mickey cuts 33 names to three, and Lorna's case-law argument persuades the judge to let the defense call Neil Bishop.
Forsythe calls for a mistrial; Mickey suggests the stabbing was meant to cause one, and Bishop's outburst earns a rebuke.
Alone in chambers, Mickey asks the judge to sign an order against the FBI; he calls it a fishing expedition but signs and calls them square.
In chambers, Mickey lays out the scam theory, Berg calls it a circus act, and the judge rules once she learns an agent sat in court.
In chambers, the FBI's LA chief asks to block Jeanine's testimony, the judge asserts control, and the DA offers to dismiss the case.