Julian is stabbed and Mickey's team scrambles to stop a mistrial
News that Julian was knifed in a transfer sends Mickey into triage: Forsythe will push for a do-over, so everyone gets a job.
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News that Julian was knifed in a transfer sends Mickey into triage: Forsythe will push for a do-over, so everyone gets a job.
In the back seat, Gloria needles Mickey over the secrets she kept and begs him not to let her become just another story.
Hospital rules keep David Lyons from news of Julian, and his fear boils over into blame: Mickey promised to keep Julian safe.
Buried in research, Lorna doesn't hear the judge call her case three times until Andrea, stuck on calendar duty, rescues her.
Cisco leans on a reluctant guard, Ramon, for the name of Julian's attacker, and makes clear how he gets information.
Riding alone, Mickey hears his dead driver warn him off self-blame with a Buddhist lesson and urge him to focus on winning.
Forsythe calls for a mistrial; Mickey suggests the stabbing was meant to cause one, and Bishop's outburst earns a rebuke.
Lorna argues the trial should go on without the defendant; Forsythe counters with state law, and the judge reserves her ruling.
A doctor tells David and Izzy that Julian lost a kidney and his heart stopped once; Izzy tries to keep David's hope alive.
Apologies over Vanessa and the Suarez demotion turn into a gentle breakup: neither of them is any good at work-life balance.
De Marco appears mid-ruling; Mickey wins an offer-of-proof hearing, then tells Lorna why the video must wait for a jury.
Without a jury, Mickey probes De Marco on the cartel boss, the informant he denies knowing, and his old link to Bishop.
Mickey edges toward Peter Sterghos and an address in Lake Balboa; De Marco hides behind a confidential stakeout and walks.
About to lose the mistrial fight, Mickey takes a hospital call and gets Izzy to say the line he needs to buy a recess.
Wearing his father's class ring, Mickey argues with the man's ghost, who frames the choice ahead as a test of nerve.
At the hospital, David recalls meeting Julian after a minor crash and an angry outburst; then Mickey asks to see his client.
Barred from Julian's room, Mickey threatens to haul the deputy before a judge for denying a stabbing victim his lawyer.
Mickey produces a signed waiver; David testifies it is Julian's signature and holds firm when Forsythe raises perjury.
After Mickey's promise and Lorna's point on judicial discretion, the judge lets the trial go on; then the team ribs Mickey's tie.
Stuck on hold, Cisco is handed the discovery file on Julian's attacker, Lalo Vasquez, and spots something very good in it.
Mickey plays Bishop the footage, appeals to his conscience, and then names him as the defense's next witness.

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 Neil Bishop, in story order.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Gloria 'Glory Days' Dayton, in story order. Played by Fiona Rene.
Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Forsythe, in story order.
Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring David Lyons, in story order.
Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring James De Marco, in story order.