Former model unfit to face NSW drugs trial FORMER international swimsuit model Simone Farrow has been found temporarily unfit to stand trial over charges of importing drugs into Australia. Farrow, who is also known as Simone Cheung and by her professional name "Simone Starr," was arrested in October 2009 by Australian Federal Police on her return to Australia from the United States. It is alleged that Farrow smuggled methylamphetamine inside bath products and "large sums" had been transferred into her bank account, the court heard. Farrow, who pleaded not guilty to importing a marketable quantity of border-controlled drug in September 2011, was set to face trial in January. But in a judgment handed down at the Downing Centre District Court on Wednesday, Judge Stephen Walmsley found that the 39-year-old was not fit to stand trial at present. The court heard evidence from a psychiatrist's report that Farrow suffered anxiety and was taking Xanax. The psychiatrist said it was "likely" Farrow would be "periodically unfit" to stand trial due to being intoxicated by the drug. Judge Walmsley said he did not find Farrow suffered from a mental illness or condition and expected she would be able to stand trial within the year. The court heard Farrow had been remanded in custody after breaching a number of her bail conditions. Barrister Thomas Hughes applied for Farrow to be released on bail, saying "she has a better chance of getting right outside rather than inside the system." But Judge Walmsley refused the application. It gives me little confidence that she will not continue to breach conditions ... particularly if she continues to take illicit drugs. It appears on the face of it at least to be a strong crown case.