A 鈥渢o do鈥� note with the caretaker of a marijuana grow-op in 91原创鈥檚 name on it was at the centre of a losing appeal in court on May 8.
Christina Marie Black had been convicted of production and possession of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking, after being arrested at a grow- op on a 91原创 property her fiance owned.
The trial included evidence of the police search warrant finding marijuana, equipment and a 鈥渢o do鈥� note left for Black in one of the outbuildings containing the grow-op.
Black was seen by officers leaving one of the buildings that housed a grow-op.
In appeal court, Black argued that the note shouldn鈥檛 have been accepted as circumstantial evidence because the note was addressed to 鈥淐hrissy.鈥� The judge took that to be Black.
Three judges of the B.C. Court of Appeal agreed the note was acceptable as evidence, and Black鈥檚 conviction was upheld.
