Hannah Renae Page, 29, entered pleas of guilty at Brisbane Supreme Court on Friday to two counts of possessing dangerous drugs, committed within just two days of each other back in June.
Court proceedings had to be cancelled on Thursday after Page appeared to be to be under the influence of drugs.On Friday her defence lawyer, Michael Copley, explained she had taken anti-anxiety medication prior to her appearance. Crown prosecutor Noel Needham said Page’s actions were “very serious” in the context of her suspended jail term she received three years ago.Hannah Page outside the Supreme Court in Brisbane after a court appearance in 2017. Picture: Dan PeledOn Friday, she wiped away tears as Mr Needham revealed how she breached her suspended jail term.A bag containing methylamphetamine was located when her property was searched.Two days later, she was found in a car with multiple bags of methylamphetamine.
Mr Copley told the court Page, whose dysfunctional upbringing had led to drug addiction, had made genuine attempts at rehabilitation in the past.Mr Copley explained his client possessed the drugs for personal use, not commercial. Justice Peter Davis activated the remaining three years of Page’s suspended sentence but released her on parole.“There are circumstances here when properly understood … should lead to a result that you ought not serve actual custody,” Justice Peter Davis.
Lock her up.
Only in Palasczkuk’s Qld. Convicted one day, released the next………. convicted one day , released the next. Makers of revolving doors having a ball!
Is it because she has great boobs?asking for a friend
Was this the one on The Block?
Pussy pass!
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