Kelsey Deane Jordan, 31, pleaded not guilty through defence lawyer Emily Hindle to unlawful possession of property and possession of a controlled plant on April 4.

She pleaded not guilty to motor vehicle stealing from Invermay in September 2023.

She pleaded not guilty to a series of crimes in Prospect Vale alleged on March 31 including aggravated burglary, stealing jewellery and other items worth $5620, motor vehicle stealing and three counts of driving while disqualified in Longford.

She pleaded guilty to using a computer with intent to defraud.

Jordan pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property, a Commonwealth bankcard, and using a computer with intent to defraud.

Police prosecutor Andrew Gillard told magistrate Ken Stanton that up to 13 witnesses would be required for a hearing.

Jordan was granted an in-custody hearing date of May 17 2024 as well as facts and sentence.

The court heard that the guilty pleas entered in a court appearance on March 27, on which she received bail, would put Jordan in breach of a suspended jail sentence.

In an appearance on April 5 magistrate Evan Hughes denied bail and remanded Jordan in custody.

Jordan yelled loudly when taken back to custody saying she should have received bail because she had not hurt anybody.

A Tasmania Police press release on April 5 stated that a 32-year-old Longford man had been charged with aggravated burglary, burglary, stealing and unlawful possession and would appear in court on May 15.