Drucker concedes the wallet existed; the judge gives 48 hours
After the break the detective admits a wallet likely vanished at the coroner's; Mickey says his defense depends on it and Stone orders the People to find it.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
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Moments 511–540 of 610
After the break the detective admits a wallet likely vanished at the coroner's; Mickey says his defense depends on it and Stone orders the People to find it.
Maggie admits she came to see if he was okay; they tease each other about exes, from Jack to the chef who murdered her husband.
With Bamba blasting music at the wheel, Cisco reports Sam's payments to inmate Austin Niederland, who will only talk to Mickey in person in Arizona.
Berg calls a Yuma trip ten miles from Mexico outrageous; Mickey wins permission, but must be back in LA County by midnight or be a fugitive.
Niederland blames Mickey for his best friend's death; Mickey gets through, signs on as his lawyer and learns of Sam's last big score and an alias.
Mickey's monitor starts dying in Arizona; a guard's cousin takes him and Cisco in, feeds them and shares a foil trick for more charge.
Tipped off by Lorna, Maggie reminds Mickey he has hours to reach LA County and asks what she would tell Hayley.
Mickey and Cisco crawl home in the cheapest car Cisco could get, on fumes, hit traffic and a hill, and finally abandon the car as the deadline nears.
After Cisco shows off his $2,800 blend-in truck, Mickey talks the landlady into opening Sam's alias apartment, and someone has beaten them to it.
Refusing to hand over a broken watch, Sam tells Mickey it was the first thing he ever lifted, on the subway, and where that rush led.
A truck manual and a retrofitting shop's name point to a con; Mickey takes nothing, has the landlady toss it all, and tells Cisco he's done playing nice.
Berg says the wallet is gone and the damage equal; Mickey disagrees, gets the detective's role put on record, and later tells Lorna why he skipped sanctions.
Posing as buyers, Mickey and Izzy see a wheelchair lift for truck cabs, drop the Kirk Lennon name and hit a wall over the client list.
The client list points to a San Pedro trucking LLC whose sole client makes biofuel from food waste; Mickey links it to the grease on Sam's wheelchair.
Alone with Maggie, Mickey admits he feels like he's losing his mind and asks what if he can't win; she refuses to let him go there.
Izzy brings a news piece on biofuel fraud with a promised series that never came; Mickey recognises a con that targets the government.
Sam leaves Mickey collateral against his bill; Mickey warns he'll one day get in over his head.
Told the FBI killed the story, Mickey skips a FOIA request and has Lorna draft a state court order, calling in the judge's debt.
Maggie reveals Hayley is being bullied online over the case; they agree she should stay with Mickey a few more days.
Alone in chambers, Mickey asks the judge to sign an order against the FBI; he calls it a fishing expedition but signs and calls them square.
After a paleta stop, Mickey and Cisco march into the FBI office, are refused, and get the order served anyway as staff call for backup.
Over dinner Mickey says she shouldn't pay for his trouble; Hayley says he's done nothing wrong and her friends are icing her out.
Agents Vasquez and Ruth show up at Mickey's house, hand back his court order with contempt and warn him off Sam Scales for good.
Hayley shows the video she secretly shot of the agents; Mickey tells Cisco he finally knows what all this has to do with him.
After an FBI visit from Agent Vasquez, Mickey argues Gazarian, ruined by Lisa Trammell's trial, may be behind Sam's death and Biogreen.
Posing as informant Kirk Lennon, Mickey gets the FBI's Agent Dawn Ruth on the line, waves from below her window and threatens to release a video.
A delivery kid's package points to a Kirk Lennon arrest in Orange County, and Lorna panics about Mickey's ankle monitor and the county line.
Over speakerphone, Mickey charms a records officer who finds a stop-sign stop that ended with Sam handed to Agent Vasquez.
With Bamba missing and the keys gone, Mickey can see the Lincoln but can't legally walk to it, and pleads with Lorna and Cisco for rescue.
Lorna pitches narrative control to an injured athlete just as police arrive with a warrant, and the client walks out over the search.