Lorna tells Mickey to stop acting innocent and think like a lawyer
At the storage unit raid Lorna says he should never have helped Detective Drucker, and both wonder what Berg is really after.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
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At the storage unit raid Lorna says he should never have helped Detective Drucker, and both wonder what Berg is really after.
Bamba explains a probation pickup over a collect call, then Mickey trades barbs with Drucker, who refuses to say what he seized.
A song with lyrics about hustle and loaded dice plays over a stretch of the team's work, ending in a stunned reaction.
The team connects Bagwell's conservatorship lawyer to Gazarian's firm, then Izzy finds Jeanine Ferrigno grew up with Gazarian.
Over dinner Mickey floats that Sam may have been an FBI informant, and Legal fears the case of his life is about more than winning.
Lorna suspects a new special-circumstances murder indictment and a bail revocation; Mickey hides the blow from Legal.
Lorna confesses she feels like a liability with Mickey's life at stake; the next day Maggie announces herself for the defense.
In a hallway recess Mickey fears for Maggie's career; she points to the deputies and reporters and says Hayley, and she, can't lose him.
Mickey pleads not guilty to murder for financial gain; Maggie calls the new charge a naked ploy, and the exchange with Berg turns personal.
The court threatens to rule on bail in an evidentiary vacuum unless Berg backs her charge, and she gets one hour to produce Detective Drucker.
On the stand Detective Drucker reads a letter demanding fees from Sam Scales' legal fund, and Berg stresses it came three months before the killing.
Maggie makes Drucker admit the letter bears 'p.p.', had no signature and no proof it was ever sent.
Berg rests on the letter of the law; Maggie argues Mickey never fled, has been threatened himself, and the court must honor the law's spirit.
Over a sandwich Maggie insists Mickey argue the motion himself because court is where he shines, and he thanks her.
Cisco calls Mickey to say Gazarian is holed up at a hotel, then is ambushed by men who threaten him and throw him in a vehicle.
Hayley shows up at court, refuses to leave and celebrates her mom and dad finally on the same side.
Mickey calls the new indictment a bid to bury him alive and demands his trial now; Berg says the truth is coming for him either way.
The court offers a split: keep bail and waive the speedy trial, or go into custody with the trial date intact.
While Maggie urges him to waive, Lorna arrives; Mickey praises her, then learns Legal had a heart attack on the bus.
With the funeral days away, Mickey refuses to give up his speedy trial and is remanded as Maggie and Hayley watch.
Back in jail, a grieving Mickey sees Legal, who jokes about his funeral, reminds him Sam was a con man, and tells him to spread his wings.
From jail Mickey asks his mom to shield Hayley from the trial; she agrees, plans wedding help, and tells him to eat.
In a jail meeting Mickey and Maggie reason the FBI used Sam to reach Gazarian, plan a surprise subpoena and turn to jury selection.
Maggie doubts Mickey's hunch on a retired teacher, but he lets Berg peek at his switched juror notes and she strikes the juror he wanted gone.
Bamba warns a dozen inmates are waiting for advice, but Mickey shuts his practice to focus on his own case.
In the jail library an accused man asks Mickey for help; Carter Gates then tells Lorna his story of a thieving partner and a plea he won't take.
Berg seeks sanctions over Sam's secret address; Judge Stone finds no breach of the law's letter but warns Mickey on its spirit.
Berg tells the jury Mickey lured his con-man client home, shot him in the trunk and drove toward the desert, sure his skill would save him.
The career prosecutor calls the case an injustice, urges jurors to question everything, and points to an unnamed man the State ignores.
Berg walks the arresting officer through the traffic stop, Mickey's impatience and body-camera footage of the blood.