Julian Lacosse's plea and a body at the morgue
A jailed Julian says his dead friend Giselle sent him; at the morgue Mickey identifies her by her real name, Gloria Dayton.
Julian La Cosse
Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Julian La Cosse, in story order.
13 moments · 23 min
Julian explains his 'facilitator' business
In jail, Julian says he knew the victim as Giselle and runs an encrypted site vetting clients' dates, taking a 20% cut.
Julian's account of the night Glory died
Julian admits he was at her place over money, says he only pushed her, and Mickey agrees to the arraignment but not yet to the case.
Julian admits grabbing her neck, then the message
Mickey forces out that Julian grabbed Glory by the neck and walks out, until Julian repeats her words: tell Mickey. Mickey takes the case.
Forsythe ambushes the bail hearing with special circumstances
After Mickey's bail pitch, Forsythe produces a final autopsy saying smoke, not strangling, killed Glory, and bail vanishes.
Julian asks Mickey to keep David away
Told trial may be eight months off, Julian begs Mickey to tell David to stop visiting so he will not see him like this.
Julian sees David waiting in the courtroom
Julian is furious Mickey let David come, but the moment David reaches out, his resolve breaks.
Mickey grills Detective Whitten: interview or interrogation?
At the suppression hearing Mickey presses the detective on why Julian was never read his Miranda rights.
Judge Turner rules on the motion to suppress
The judge credits Mickey's points and doubts the detective, then denies the motion anyway.
Julian balks at Mickey's conspiracy defense
Julian La Cosse and David fear a conspiracy theory will sink the case; Mickey explains the crooked agent and ex-cop and asks them to trust him.
Mickey ties Julian's tie
Mickey brings Julian a refitted suit; they trade Oscar Wilde lines, and Julian wonders if he could have saved Gloria that night.
Judge Turner lets De Marco testify
At sidebar Mickey argues third-party culpability and the judge finally allows the DEA agent on the stand, on a short leash.
Mickey tells Julian he's a free man
In his hospital bed, Julian hears the charges are dismissed, thanks Mickey, and balks at the idea of ever suing in court.