An Evanton was bailed after details of numerous charges against him were heard at court.
An Alness man faced multiple charges when he appeared in court.
A couple from Dingwall were tricked into paying for work at their home which was never carried out.
A car parked in the wrong place has cost a Conon Bridge man a £740 fine after he lost his temper with the rogue motorist.
A former football coach insisted nothing "sinister" had gone on when he shared a bed with boys under his care.
The court was told that Reilly, who admitted the shoplifting offences, 'has a dreadful alcohol addiction'.
A Wester Ross woman employed by a national charity in Wester Ross decided to go to her local medical centre after consuming some wine.
A Ross-shire man who pestered the mother of his two children in contravention of a court orders was jailed for five months
The court heard a heart-wrenching impact statement which revealed the life-changing trauma inflicted on the senior citizen.
When he couldn't remove it, he had to be taken to hospital, the court heard.
A former Easter Ross footballer who made more than £200K from drug dealing has been ordered to hand over £15,000 under proceeds of crime legislation.
An Easter Ross man brutally assaulted his ex-partner with whom he had retained a friendship despite their separation.
The sheriff who heard details of the case said he accepted the explanation given.
His haul included hair straighteners, guitars and a mountain bike.
He admitted a course of domestic abuse against his former partner.
Supermarket staff were threatened and abused.
The details of what happened were related at Inverness Sheriff Court today.
A 21-year-long marriage which was on the rocks finally foundered after a late night Ross-shire row when the husband returned home late at night.
Sheriff said: "I am sorry your holiday took a turn for the worse but I am glad that no-one was killed."
The teenager made no plea, was committed for further examination and released on bail.
