 Angered by an order placed by the trial judge on her client prohibiting him from getting/receiving mail, she passes along an address to one of the man's associates, assured that it would produce evidence that could clear him; unbeknownst to her, however, it is actually the address of one of the terrorist's intended targets, who is soon murdered.She is arrested and charged as an accessory.She is horrified by what her client had done, but refuses to break attorney–client privilege, even if it means she will go to prison.