Mickey crosses Collins on the stop and a buzzing sound
Told to skip the preamble, Mickey shows Collins moved before the missing plate was visible and presses him on a buzz heard on video.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
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Moments 571–600 of 610
Told to skip the preamble, Mickey shows Collins moved before the missing plate was visible and presses him on a buzz heard on video.
A passerby's footage shows Collins tossing something into his car, and the officer admits to a secret phone he says was for an affair.
After court Berg needles Mickey and says she knew he'd try a trick in jury selection; Maggie tells him not to let her get to him.
At a recovery meeting Darius describes using since thirteen and the temptations waiting outside.
Men grab Mickey as Bamba shouts his name, and Mickey is hauled away protesting and left alone.
Maggie meets Mickey on release and explains he will be escorted between home and court by a deputy and allowed nowhere else.
Jessica Westfeldt recalls Mickey snapping at Sam Scales outside court, a threat the prosecution frames as a promise of murder.
Maggie reframes the threat as a figure of speech and gets Westfeldt to admit Mickey forgot her name and she was let go.
Debriefing at home, they wonder why Berg held back her detective, and Maggie presses Mickey about his temper.
Over takeout, the exes share food, talk about Hayley in Mexico, and Mickey struggles to thank Maggie before a call interrupts.
Under Berg's questioning, the detective reads Mickey's unpaid-fees letter and explains the lien that would pay out on Scales' death.
Representing himself, Mickey stresses his cooperation with the search and mocks the motive, until the detective hints at more.
Mickey opened the door, so Berg introduces a freshly found email in which Scales used Mickey's name to run a fake charity.
Mickey beats himself up over Berg's trap, then tells Maggie the tax write-off point he raised does not even exist.
Berg keeps the court waiting, then asks to add a state prison inmate to her witness list; the defense realizes this is the real surprise.
Called from prison, Lisa Trammell recounts her past with Mickey and stuns the courtroom by describing a romantic relationship.
Lisa claims Mickey turned on her over unpaid fees; Mickey erupts in court, and the judge threatens contempt.
Cisco tells Mickey their star witness went off a balcony, then promises Jeanine a hideout and takes her very specific snack order.
The team weighs how to prove Sam's FBI link without Gazarian, then turns up a stack of letters Lisa wrote Mickey from prison.
Confronted with one of her prison letters, Lisa pleads memory lapses, then reads her threats to the jury; Berg salvages what she can and rests.
Mickey and Lorna admit they never disclosed the FBI report; Maggie grades his ethics an F, then plots a way to get it in anyway.
Recalled, Detective Drucker admits he never looked into Sam's traffic stop, and the judge refuses Berg's bid to block the officer's testimony.
The patrol officer recounts stopping Sam under his alias, an FBI flag, and handing him to an agent, while Agent Ruth watches from the gallery.
In chambers, Mickey lays out the scam theory, Berg calls it a circus act, and the judge rules once she learns an agent sat in court.
With the FBI and Gazarian out of reach, Mickey tells Maggie his only way out is to take the stand himself.
Mickey's deputy escort jams his phone and drives the wrong way, leaving Mickey shouting to be let out.
Driven to a secret meeting, Mickey learns the Bureau will never testify, and he pushes Agent Ruth to admit she leaked him the report.
Agent Ruth lays out the nationwide label-swapping fraud, why the FBI turned Sam, and why it was not his informing that got him killed.
Both learn the same truth, but Lorna warns Jeanine will never testify, and Mickey hatches a plan.
Mickey drags out naming his next witness until the judge abruptly calls a recess and summons counsel.