According to this article here

I personally think there is both a good a bad side, I think that it will send the wrong message to kids telling them that its alright to do drugs, but on the other hand I feel that the police would never have known about it if she wasnt a celebrity.

What do you think?

Yeah, being a celeb means more attention, and I guess she wouldn't have been found out if she wasn't so famous...kind of like celebs being busted cheating

This was massive news over here, cute outfit in the 'leaving court' scenes :D

Loved her outfit =P but okay the message it sent out was slightly askew. At the same time though, as Jackie said, if she hadn't been a celeb, it probably wouldn't have been publicised to that extent and they can't reeeallly make an example of her because of the public effect either which, if she'd been any other celeb, I would have said would have been a pity, but I'm absolutely in love with her so ... mmm, perhaps the next celeb then =P

I think it worked out in the end. In London alone around 400,000 people use the white stuff each month, while it's estimated that over 10,000 lines are snorted each day. Those kind of figures show that Moss' past useage was not rare, she was just unlucky to be betrayed by some idiot with a camera phone.

At the same time the police can't press charges because they've only got picture evidence, there's no proof of what the substance in the photos was - it could have been bicarb for all we know.