Lithuanian model walks on drug possession charges after 'inadvertently' taking ice into prison

A Lithuanian model who was blasted by a judge for acting like a "princess" in court has walked free on a good behaviour bond after admitting to possessing drugs.

Jonita Ragaisyte, 27, was convicted and released on a two-year good behaviour bond in the Victorian County Court today.

"In my view you came to Australia as a student with the best of intentions," Judge Christopher Ryan said in his sentencing remarks.

"However you became romantically entangled with your co-offender who introduced you to GHB and your life went downhill from there to the point where you are now homeless, impecunious ... save for the support of your parents."

Judge Ryan had slammed Ragaisyte for appearing "bored" in court last week.

"Understand well and truly that your liberty is at risk and it does your cause no good to sit and stare at the ceiling as if this is all too boring because you just might find yourself bored at Dame Phyllis Frost prison for women," he said.

Ragaisyte came to Australia from Lithuania on a student visa in 2013 and three years later began dating Cemre Volkan, a bodybuilder also known as Red Ra who previously dated socialite Brynne Edelsten.

Ragaisyte was nabbed with methamphetamine she forgot was in her Chanel handbag while visiting Volkan in a Melbourne prison.

She pleaded guilty to two charges of possessing a drug of dependence, more than two years after police found an "Aladdin's cave" of drugs at the Docklands apartment she shared with Volkan.