Mickey meets Russell Lawson: put on your poker face
A panicky bankruptcy consultant charged with burglary says he blacked out after an Uber ride; Mickey coaches him to keep a poker face.
6 moments · 14 min
A panicky bankruptcy consultant charged with burglary says he blacked out after an Uber ride; Mickey coaches him to keep a poker face.
Photos of two near-identical houses, a roofie theory and a hint about reporters turn a six-month offer into trespass and time served.
Lawson waits on Mickey's deck, confesses to the Martha Renteria killing under privilege and warns him, without threatening, to keep quiet.
Lawson lounges in Mickey's office, wants his stop-sign ticket fought and reminds him of his ethical duties; Mickey throws him out.
A fake food delivery, a man grabbing her inside, Glory fighting back hard, then LAPD bursts in and she names her attacker.
In lockup Mickey tells Lawson to plead guilty, insists he broke no rule, drops him as a client and warns him off his family.