A former lawyer has been found guilty of three counts of drug trafficking.
Anne Calder was charged in July 2010 after guards at the Central Nova Correctional Facility in Burnside spotted her passing an envelope of drugs – the painkiller hydromorphone – to her client.
Police later laid more charges after searching her west-end Halifax residence.
Calder went on trial at Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Halifax on Jan. 10. The judge had originally scheduled his decision for April 6, but last week bumped it up to today.
