A woman charged over a home invasion at Fingal in March will likely change her plea, a court has heard.
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Tara Jayne Lewis, 29, pleaded not guilty to aggravated armed robbery, stealing, attempted burglary and two counts of aggravated burglary when she appeared in the Launceston Magistrates Court in May.
During Ms Lewis' appearance in the Launceston Supreme Court on Friday, crown prosecutor Peter Sherriff said the case was likely to resolve without a trial.
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Defence lawyer Patrick O'Halloran said there were factual issues that were being sorted out with prosecution but it was likely Ms Lewis would plead.
Co-accused, Rose-Lee Clarke and Shelly May Freeman, pleaded guilty to their role in the home invasion.
Clarke, 24, and 30-year-old Freeman were sentenced to three and a half years' jail, with each woman eligible for parole after serving half.
