Mickey talks Glory into giving up Hector Moya
Glory insists she is no rat, but Mickey pushes for the address of the flashy dealer, then tells her he can no longer help on Jesús's case.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
610 moments · 18h 13m · by Favseen
Moments 181–210 of 610
Glory insists she is no rat, but Mickey pushes for the address of the flashy dealer, then tells her he can no longer help on Jesús's case.
Stuck in traffic, Izzy tells Mickey she wants her own studio in Leimert Park, opened with Ray; he voices worry but lets her decide.
Cisco reports his DEA source's take: the man who gave Glory the coke is a major cartel figure. Mickey redirects Izzy to Van Nuys.
Mickey offers Maggie a cartel associate's address to win back her case if she clears Glory, admitting this one is personal.
Over test drinks Lisa shares her Puerto Rican roots and neighborhood upbringing, then asks Mickey how 300 feet from Bondurant works.
Griggs is furious Mickey skipped their meeting; meanwhile Glory helps a sketch artist recall a left-handed attacker she can't forget.
Griggs corners Mickey at the station; Mickey can only say he cannot explain and wants Glory Days kept safe.
Cisco reports the arrest, and a cut back to Legal's advice reveals Mickey's moves: the ticket envelope, the SIS watch and keeping quiet.
Glory knew something was coming and keeps it quiet; she plans a long reset with her mom, and Mickey hopes she leaves more than LA.
In lockup Mickey tells Lawson to plead guilty, insists he broke no rule, drops him as a client and warns him off his family.
Mickey hands Jesús a dismissal with prejudice, meets his pregnant fiancée and reflects that an innocent client is fine if you win.
As 'Count Your Blessings' by Mattiel plays, Lisa phones from custody: she is charged with killing Mitchell Bondurant.
Stonewalled at the station, Mickey threatens to take the desk sergeant and the detective to a judge who has fined cops before.
O'Brien stalls Mickey, then trades bringing Lisa back for a referral for his brother-in-law, with a family discount thrown in.
Lisa says she went to the station thinking Bondurant was the one under scrutiny; Mickey refuses to say if he believes her and lays down the rules.
Watching Hayley's first lesson, Maggie lays out how the Menendez case resolved itself; Mickey plays innocent, then they trade dating teases.
Andrea, handling the arraignment, needles Mickey over a past client and Maggie's demotion; he answers the press outside: his client is innocent.
Andrea charges first-degree murder with lying in wait; Mickey casts Lisa as her neighborhood's heart and a brisk judge splits the difference.
Lisa can't raise bail and won't risk her restaurant; Mickey proposes selling her story, with a lien that gets him paid when she does.
A chance meeting at their old food truck turns warm and flirty over the last octopus dumplings until a text from Jim calls Maggie away.
Cisco details how Bondurant died in his garage and the witness against Lisa; Mickey gives Lorna her first clinic assignment.
Lisa walks in freed on a bond from a true-crime producer; Mickey corners Henry, shows his own contract and calls him a con man.
At the stables Mickey checks Bondurant's height with Lorna, promises Hayley a horse, and learns the prosecutor talks about the case at home.
Mickey springs a conflict motion over Andrea talking about his case in front of Hayley, trading it away for fast discovery; Lorna fumes.
Mickey meets Izzy's ex Ray, who admits past mistakes; Mickey offers a second chance but promises there will not be a third.
Furious that Hayley was used, Maggie turns the conflict charge back on Mickey once she guesses about Lisa, and shuts him out.
Lisa apologizes for Henry and offers food; Mickey says they must keep it professional, then she asks him to say he believes her.
Box after box of Trammell discovery arrives, and Mickey reads it as an old prosecutor's trick before calling everyone in.
After a detour about Winston walking her down the aisle, Lorna questions Mickey's objectivity and lays out Lisa's motive and opportunity.
Lorna admits the receptionist's eyes are fine and her own may not be; then Izzy reveals Lisa's 150-piece tool kit is one piece short.