Mickey slips his police tail in Lorna's car
Mickey tells Griggs he's working late, then sneaks out to a borrowed car and Cisco drives him off unseen.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
160 moments · 4h 34m · by Favseen
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Mickey tells Griggs he's working late, then sneaks out to a borrowed car and Cisco drives him off unseen.
The park meeting collapses before it starts; reasoning that someone was waiting, Mickey and Cisco search the car and choose to leave the bug.
At Hayley's soccer game Mickey previews the trial he'd put on for Eli Wyms until Joanne Giorgetti offers a deal.
Mickey bullies Eli into a one-year deal, presses him about the nearby murders, and gets only a sad account of that night.
Cisco watches Riverside officers pull Carlin over; Mickey gets Griggs on the radio, but the arrest turns deadly.
Griggs blames Mickey for losing their only lead; later Maggie arrives shaken over her witness and Mickey holds her.
At a late-night meeting, Mickey is the first to stand and introduce himself.
Over chili dogs Mickey explains the Gods of Guilt, swaps Trevor's supercar for a Prius, and Trevor flatly refuses a jury consultant.
Mickey watches a high-stakes poker hand, then quietly hires the winner to read jurors without Trevor knowing.
Cisco profiles a jealous security boss with a threatened-restraining-order history; Mickey dubs it the it-could-have-been-this-guy defense.
A furious Cherry, left to do two months in County, still takes Mickey's cash to hunt for the vanished Glory Days.
Walking Trevor past the press, Mickey explains voir dire: he does not want fair jurors, he wants them biased for him.
Lorna mocks Mickey's colored pens, then Trevor insists that no juror goes without his say, and Mickey grudgingly agrees.
The judge sets up an anonymous jury, a comedian blurts her name and is excused, and Golantz smokes out three bluffers.
After explaining peremptory challenges as bullets to save, Mickey uses his daughter to ask who blindly trusts cops.
Mickey probes why her ex left the force early, the judge refuses to strike her for cause, and he burns a challenge on purpose.
Mickey stalls for a recess, leaves his notes open, and lets Golantz misread blue as a juror he wants.
Izzy admits she got her ex hooked; then a Road Saints biker named Ted asks Mickey to repay an old debt.
With one challenge left each, the poker player weighs the engineer against the Marlboro man and flags Trevor's nervous habits.
Trevor pushes to cut juror ten; Mickey accuses Golantz of striking women, loses, and gains time instead.
Golantz cuts 27, juror ten accuses Trevor of following her in the lot, and Mickey must kick his best juror.
At her door Maggie apologizes for the other night and asks Mickey for a favor; he calls her McFierce.
Cisco finds Jerry withdrew 150 grand for a boat that does not exist, on the day Carlin made a mystery delivery.
Outside court, Mickey's father tells his boy why a free case for an innocent client matters, and gives him a courtroom sketch.
Mickey floats his bribe theory; Legal says Mickey's father would take it as a sign from God and stay quiet.
Shaken after recent violence, Hayley presses her father on whether he would defend a killer and what his limit is.
Mickey frames the Anton Shavar theory, sends the team after Lara's old friend, and asks them to quietly check Judge Stanton's finances.
Mickey is ten minutes late, so the judge demands a charity check, then gently asks whether his addiction is a problem.
Sonia says Trevor was controlling and that Lara called wanting lunch days before she died; Mickey asks who might have hurt her.
Trevor dismisses Sonia and suddenly remembers a pricey video re-enactment; afterward Mickey tells Izzy people are lying to him.