Mickey admits he's nervous to be watched by his daughter
Before court Mickey tells Izzy what scares him and explains his tangled history with Lorna and Maggie.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
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Before court Mickey tells Izzy what scares him and explains his tangled history with Lorna and Maggie.
Mickey threatens to play ATM footage of the arrest, the officer folds, and Coleman walks; the drive holds only his dad's jazz.
Mickey teases Maggie about a date that was not one, and she asks to rebuild things one step at a time.
At the status conference the prosecutor raises Mickey's addiction, the judge reins him in and Elliott erupts against any delay.
Pressed for his angle, Elliott reveals a company sale riding on a fast verdict and dares Mickey to take the case as scheduled.
Jerry's grieving assistant recalls a late-night errand and a secret weapon; Mickey vows to find it himself.
Mickey explains why you fake confidence until you have it, then old colleagues greet him like a returning legend.
A repeat beach offender with a maths thesis due; Mickey argues the officer created the offense, then gets handed a case nobody has a file for.
Frosty introductions with a detective Maggie works with, then Mickey tries to revive an old family ritual after Hayley's game.
Detective Griggs accuses Mickey of holding out, flashes a traffic-camera image from the night of Jerry's murder, and leaves a warning.
Cisco brings footage of Jerry handing papers to a stranger and news that Jerry's investigator Bruce Carlin has gone to ground.
Worried about the late nights, Cisco leaves Mickey a pistol 'just for storage' over his objections.
Joanne Giorgetti still holds a sideline grudge; she briefs Mickey on the sniper case, then he wins an order to take Wyms off his meds.
Mickey introduces Izzy to birria and shares how he grew up between Mexico City and Los Angeles.
Sober among drinking colleagues, Mickey is pushed into an impromptu eulogy for the man who left him his practice.
The detective corners Mickey at the bar, mocks his marriage and drops the name of a client serving time.
Mickey orders a beer and a shot and doesn't drink them; in the car Izzy shares her own road to addiction and recovery.
Mickey drives his client's sports car to the coast, walks through the evidence, and Trevor refuses to stay off the stand.
Mickey times the drive, then forces Trevor through the house to tell exactly what he found that morning.
Mickey catches Trevor lying about the affair, then reveals the walkthrough was a rehearsal of what the prosecutor will do.
Alone with legal pads, Mickey narrates how cases are solved, then connects the sniper's arrest to the day of the murders.
Mickey confronts someone in the dark office, drives him off with the stashed pistol, and calls Cisco in a panic.
The detective arrives gun drawn, confirms the man from his photo is likely a hired killer, and presses Mickey on what he's hiding.
Mickey lays out how the detective used the suspect photo to test him and smoke out a leak; Griggs answers with a dangerous proposal.
Mickey tells reporters Jerry's files were backed up, a performance meant to draw out the killer, then argues the plan with Griggs and Izzy.
Facing eviction after the gunfire, Lorna flips the blame onto building security while she and Mickey run the day's docket.
Mickey's fraud client is exposed in open court for spending charity money on luxuries; in the hallway Mickey lays down the payment terms.
Mickey's new client blames Jerry for abandoning him and claims he could have hit those cops if he'd wanted to.
Jerry's missing investigator sees through Mickey's press stunt and sets a secret meeting with a warning to come alone.
Mickey tells Izzy about Jesús Menendez, then she calls out his white-knuckle sobriety and hiring her as his sponsor.