Question 1 of 10

Roberta (aged 26) is charged with burgling the home address of her previous foster carer. She has 2 previous convictions for burglary (2 and 3 years ago respectively), a conviction for fraudulently claiming housing benefit (2 years ago), and a number of convictions for absconding. She was taken into foster care at the age of 14 and has lived an itinerant lifestyle all her adult life. She is unemployed, and is currently living on a friend’s sofa.At the first hearing, the magistrates’ court allocated the burglary to the Crown Court for trial. Her solicitor made an application for bail, which was refused. She now wishes to apply to the Crown Court for bail. Assume that the correct procedure has been complied with.Which of the following is a relevant factor in deciding whether the grounds for objection to bail are made out?