Lorna orders Mickey back into a Lincoln
Lorna tracks down a long-idle Mickey, guesses why a judge wants him and tells him to go in as the full Mickey Haller.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Lorna Crane, in story order. Played by Becki Newton.
34 moments · 53 min
Lorna tracks down a long-idle Mickey, guesses why a judge wants him and tells him to go in as the full Mickey Haller.
Police are searching Vincent's files; Mickey waves the court order, cites privilege and finds himself named a suspect.
Mickey brings a jeweler to court, exposes the stolen necklace as a fake, gets Izzy's case dismissed and hires her as his driver.
Maggie fears the case is too dangerous; Lorna says it is keeping his practice and him alive.
Mickey tells Lorna he landed the case and hides tears from Izzy, until she notices a car following them.
Lorna reveals Jerry left almost nothing for the Elliott trial, then drops a forgotten Inglewood hearing on Mickey.
Lorna finds Elliott's huge retainer drained, then Mickey gives her his blessing over Cisco with a brotherly caveat.
Mickey tells Cisco why a high-profile case is not about the money: lose it and his comeback is over.
Lorna befriends the partner of Jan Rilz's studio, comes clean about who she works for and learns Jerry had been there too.
Jerry's grieving assistant recalls a late-night errand and a secret weapon; Mickey vows to find it himself.
A repeat beach offender with a maths thesis due; Mickey argues the officer created the offense, then gets handed a case nobody has a file for.
Cisco brings footage of Jerry handing papers to a stranger and news that Jerry's investigator Bruce Carlin has gone to ground.
While Jerry's grieving assistant lingers, Lorna digs through the yoga teacher's journal and finds a big-money private client.
Posing as a law-firm investigator, Lorna questions Carol Dubois about Jan Rilz and gets a new name before her cover wobbles.
Facing eviction after the gunfire, Lorna flips the blame onto building security while she and Mickey run the day's docket.
Lorna spots an overdose with no death certificate, deduces Carlin's alias, and Cisco phones the bank to find where the card was last used.
Cisco profiles a jealous security boss with a threatened-restraining-order history; Mickey dubs it the it-could-have-been-this-guy defense.
Walking Trevor past the press, Mickey explains voir dire: he does not want fair jurors, he wants them biased for him.
Lorna mocks Mickey's colored pens, then Trevor insists that no juror goes without his say, and Mickey grudgingly agrees.
Lorna ambushes Rilz's former lover with the questions she will face under subpoena, then reports in to Cisco.
Mickey frames the Anton Shavar theory, sends the team after Lara's old friend, and asks them to quietly check Judge Stanton's finances.
Judge Stanton's husband's restaurant reopened suspiciously, so Lorna books a tasting posing as a couple scouting venues.
At the restaurant tasting, Cisco plays the gruff groom and they learn the chef and his husband got the place reopened.
The two meet on the steps; Lorna offers to visit Hayley with cookies and Maggie softens enough to compliment her shoes.
Lorna storms onto the pitch to separate Hayley and a teammate, forces apologies and introduces herself memorably.
Hayley admits the fight was about her dad defending Trevor Elliott, and Lorna makes the case that both her parents are heroes.
Lorna tells Cisco she's going back to law school just as a stranger catches him inside a car, and his cover story is a lost bong.
Going over the books, Lorna notices Mickey hasn't been paid by the bikers, and she and Cisco agree to keep it quiet for now.
With Mickey stuck late at the office, Lorna reminds him of the impossible plea he once got and tells him he has this.
Mickey thinks on a night drive, tells the story of a safecracker client, then bursts into the office having found Jerry's plan.
Mickey buys time until his surprise witness arrives, then shows the shot-up patrol car was repaired but never cleaned.
Lorna gently guts Mickey's forensic-heavy closing; he admits the whole case feels like someone else's clothes.
Lorna wins five minutes with Gloria and shares her own law-school ordeal to coax the runaway witness into speaking up.
Gloria tells Mickey she didn't flee the man who attacked her: a Vice cop threatened her into skipping town.