Izzy's stumble and Mickey's boxing theory of the trial
Waking up in Hayley's room, Izzy owns a near-relapse; Mickey explains why his client taking the stand is a brawl he didn't want.
18 moments · 36 min of essential viewing.
Waking up in Hayley's room, Izzy owns a near-relapse; Mickey explains why his client taking the stand is a brawl he didn't want.
Playing prosecutor, Mickey hammers Trevor with the murder scenario, then tells him to give the jury only one thing: his love for Lara.
Lorna gently guts Mickey's forensic-heavy closing; he admits the whole case feels like someone else's clothes.
Maggie wants Mickey's pregnant client to wear a wire on Soto; Mickey trades blows about tactics, then sets hard conditions and decides to trust her.
Mickey leads Trevor through his game's star, modeled on Lara, and the grad-school story of how she covered for his mistake.
On direct, Trevor admits he knew of Lara's affair and cheated too, then breaks down answering Mickey's last question: did he kill his wife?
On cross, Golantz uses Trevor's packed calendar, the camera log and the missing prenup to paint a jealous husband with a motive.
Golantz plays Trevor's own game to show its hero's gun matches the murder weapon; Mickey's sidebar objection fails.
Maggie lays out Tanya's choice: walk away, or record Angelo Soto confessing to the murder, and reminds her how young she was when he took her in.
Golantz recaps the undisputed facts and casts Trevor as a man who turned his wife into a game character he could control.
Opening with his daughter's hatred of algebra, Mickey walks the jury through the timeline and finds only seven minutes for murder and cleanup.
Mickey asks where the real gun and bloody clothes went, calls it impossible in seven minutes, and points the jury at Anton Shavar.
Cisco reports that Kosevich never funded Trevor and asks the question that now matters: who has been following Mickey?
The jury returns and the forewoman reads the verdict on both counts of first-degree murder.
Mickey hands Eli an affidavit admitting Jerry buried him in a psych ward to win the Elliott case, so Eli can sue the estate.
Wired up, Tanya pushes a paranoid Angelo Soto into admitting the killing; when he turns on her, police storm in to arrest him.
Mickey demands to know who is behind the bribe and Jerry's murder; Trevor shrugs it off and explains his lies through game design.
Cisco tells Mickey to take the win, then a traffic officer calls: Izzy has been pulled over and passed out, and Mickey races to the overlook.

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