In the morning, a bright color was thrown on the shiny black car body. The "Lincoln" logo on the front of the car faintly flashed with luxurious coldness. The sun shines through the car window to the thoughtful Mickey Holler () in the back seat , whose profile seems to be stained with gold. Mitch Howler, nicknamed "Lincoln Attorney", is like his own name. He does the work of a Los Angeles criminal defense lawyer and drives a Lincoln luxury car. Unlike ordinary lawyers who linger in the interlaced scenes, Haller handles mostly clients at the bottom of society, such as speed parties and street prostitutes. He is not black and white, but he is not a greedy villain. In his opinion, if a wealthy and powerful client breaks the law, even if he is sentenced to prison, he will not feel guilty as a lawyer; but if the client is innocent, once the defense fails, the innocent person will face jail. , His conscience will be condemned instead.
This time, Howler's defense is the young and wealthy Beverly Hills playboy Louis Rowlet (). Rowlet was accused of beating, raping and attempting to murder the recruit girl Ruiqi. He looked weak and nervous and repeatedly claimed that he was innocent. Handsome and influential business tycoons and prostitutes confronted the thin court. At first glance, this case is a trivial lawsuit that can be easily won. Howler can easily obtain a high legal fee. And even embarked on the road of flying yellow and rising. In the process of understanding the details of the case, Howler initially obtained evidence that seemed to be very beneficial to Rollett. However, as the investigation deepened, he found that his client occasionally lied. Is the appearance of the cynical young master just a mask? As a defense lawyer, how should he deal with himself? For the first time, Howler faced a dilemma.
The terrible truth gradually surfaced. By chance, Howler discovered that this case had many similarities with another rape and murder case he had taken over. Two years ago, someone killed a prostitute by the same method, and Howe was the lawyer who forced the suspect at the time to plead guilty. If his current client did commit a heinous crime but got away with it, then the person in jail would have been unjustly wronged for a crime he had never committed. He must trace the crime two years ago to the end, but he must also perform his duties as a defense lawyer today, but he did not expect that once this dangerous game begins, it will be embroiled in an uncontrollable track.
