Legal reads the FBI target letter left on Mickey's doorstep
Over a forbidden drink, Legal sees how the letter turns Bondurant's email into blackmail and warns Mickey to find out who sent it.
20 moments · 29 min of essential viewing.
Over a forbidden drink, Legal sees how the letter turns Bondurant's email into blackmail and warns Mickey to find out who sent it.
Izzy recognises the jazz Mickey's father played before big cases, then thanks him for the money that lets her rent a studio.
Mickey shows Lorna the juror with a grudge against developers, then trims his own opening time to throw off Andrea's rhythm.
The prosecutor walks the jury through the morning of the murder as she sees it, from the coffee shop to the garage pillar.
A contact five months from retirement refuses to dig up the FBI letter until Def Leppard backstage passes are offered.
Andrea lands the bloody gloves, then pre-empts the defense by calling it a bag of tricks and pointing at Lisa.
Mickey jokes about chefs with tempers, hammers the missing murder weapon and tells the jury not to fall for the setup.
Izzy holds the office together and, speaking as a daughter, tells Mickey to go easy on Hayley about the boy she likes.
On direct, the detective describes the bloody gloves and a tool kit missing only a hammer, matching the circular wound.
His lunch-break ploy denied, Mickey gets O'Brien to admit neither the coffee cup nor the glass shard ties Lisa to the scene.
Felix Vasquez himself arrives at the lunch meeting, refuses to confirm the letter and advises Mickey's team to leave it alone.
Settling for an unconfirmed letter, Mickey confronts O'Brien with Bondurant's threat to Alex Grant and wins a sidebar over the FBI letter.
The property manager hikes the rent on the dance studio Izzy was about to take, and gives her one week.
With the letter confirmed and a warning from the judge, Mickey lines up the dates and presses O'Brien on Alex Grant's motive.
Mickey orders the podcaster to tell Grant's people the defense has nothing on him, so Grant feels safe taking the stand.
Over bison burgers, Mickey asks about Taylor, and Hayley calmly assures him she's far too busy with school for heartbreak.
Called by Andrea, Vasquez explains target letters as a scare tactic and hesitates over a qualifier before answering no.
Through a wall of objections, Mickey gets Vasquez to concede target letters don't go to people the Bureau thinks are innocent.
Vasquez hints the Bureau wants Grant on the stand, and Mickey admits to Legal he baited the feds with reporters at the subpoena hearing.
Andrea tells the judge she has new evidence too dispositive to refuse, and Mickey learns what it is.

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 Andrea Freemann, in story order. Played by Yaya DaCosta.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Lisa Trammell, in story order. Played by Lana Parrilla.

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

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring David 'Legal' Siegel, in story order. Played by Elliott Gould.