Mickey asks Cisco to secretly unmask juror number seven
Mickey turns up at Cisco's place and asks him to dig into a juror, and they work through where bribery ends and jury tampering begins.
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Mickey turns up at Cisco's place and asks him to dig into a juror, and they work through where bribery ends and jury tampering begins.
Mickey explains when a lawyer must report a client's crime, then dodges Detective Griggs' questions about Jerry's bribe.
The Elliott trial begins as the prosecutor gives a long opening, intercut with Mickey's rules for quick jabs and the proving ground in front of the jury.
Mickey needles the long-winded opening, counts how often Golantz said gun, and frames the whole defense as police tunnel vision.
The victim's friend corners someone from the defense side and calls Trevor a monster, only to learn she's picked the wrong target.
The rookie deputy tells the jury Trevor walked them past the bodies calmly and kept insisting, unprompted, that he didn't do it.
Mickey walks the rookie deputy through the drawn gun, the cuffs and the locked car until his claim that Trevor wasn't arrested sounds absurd.
Mickey challenges the deputy's read on Trevor's emotions and ends by pointing out he was still on probation that day.
The prosecution claws back with Trevor seemingly checking email at the scene, then Golantz tells Mickey why juries won't love his client.
Under her deal, Soto's girlfriend tells Maggie how a friend vanished after a visit to a flower shop, and links it to the night before the witness's murder.
Lorna storms onto the pitch to separate Hayley and a teammate, forces apologies and introduces herself memorably.
The lead detective lists Trevor's omissions and calls them deception while Mickey explains how prosecutors end the day on their strongest witness.
Mickey squeezes in a late cross and gets Kinder to admit he never questioned Anton Shavar or anyone else close to Jan Rilz.
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.
On a stakeout of the flower shop, Maggie hears that Detective Griggs has been asking about Mickey.
After a tense moment with Hayley, Cisco reveals juror seven's real identity and the Russian oligarch behind Trevor, and warns Mickey to tread carefully.
Teddy grills Mickey a steak, agrees to help, and makes a quiet threat about debts.
On a mysterious stakeout, Izzy demands answers and learns about the bug and that Cisco has been sweeping her car too.
In chambers, the judge reveals an anonymous tip that juror seven is an impostor and threatens a mistrial, which Mickey argues against.
Trevor accuses Mickey of blowing up the plan and fears the Russians will come for them both; Mickey insists they'll win fair and square.
Mickey explains the privilege exception about stopping a crime, then Maggie asks if Griggs has been on his back.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Lorna Crane, in story order. Played by Becki Newton.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Dennis 'Cisco' Wojciechowski, in story order. Played by Angus Sampson.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Izzy Letts, in story order. Played by Jazz Raycole.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Maggie McPherson, in story order. Played by Neve Campbell.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Hayley Haller, in story order. Played by Krista Warner.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Trevor Elliott, in story order. Played by Christopher Gorham.
Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Jeffrey Golantz, in story order.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Raymond Griggs, in story order. Played by Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine.
Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Judge James P. Stanton, in story order.