Courtney Love told to hand over prescriptions
Prosecutors in Courtney Love's drug case have asked the rocker hand over prescriptions for painkillers found in her possession last October.
Love has maintained she has the prescriptions for the drugs found in her possession when she was arrested after breaking windows at her ex-boyfriend's home, but lawyers want the proof.
Love's trial on the felony drug charges is scheduled to begin on 30 September. She has pleaded not guilty to the charges of illegal possession of painkillers.
Meanwhile, Love has hired top substance-abuse counsellor Warren Boyd as her minder as she faces more legal woes in both Los Angeles and New York for charges ranging from drug possession to assault in three separate incidents.
Boyd runs Wavelengths rehab facility in Malibu, California.
