"Through that December/January period there were a number of issues going on in her life that she wasn't coping well with," Burlace said.
"That's clearly reflected by what we're reading in the summary of facts, where she's not really even attempting to cover her tracks. It was almost a cry for help."
Judge Philip Crayton sentenced Robinson to 12 months' intensive supervision and ordered her to pay $13 reparation as three of the butane cans were recovered unopened.
"You're going to find yourself getting locked up because your history's starting to get problematic," Judge Crayton said.
"I understand that you have effectively relapsed when you've been under pressure and under strain. That's what happens unfortunately if you don't have the right support."
