Cooper, who is Dr. Reed's girlfriend, used her phone to complete a drug deal between Reed and their dealer, Hector Melara.

Tuesday, Cooper's attorney, Jim White, filed a motion asking U.S. District Judge Richard Smoak to throw out the guilty verdict and find her innocent.

In the motion, White cites a recent Supreme Court opinion that a drug buyer cannot aid in the distribution of cocaine. He admits Cooper may be guilty of misdemeanor possession cocaine, or felony possession with intent to distribute; but, Cooper was not charged with either crime.

White contends the only felony drug crime federal prosecutors established was cocaine distribution by Melara.