A Ross-shire motorist braked sharply while negotiating a junction and it ultimately cost him his driving licence for two years.
A Ross-shire man gave up drugs after his partner found out he was using cocaine on a recreational basis, Inverness Sheriff Court was told.
An offshore worker who came to the Highlands for a short break with his partner was arrested for abusive behaviour towards her in a city centre hotel.
A woman due to be sentenced for drug dealing has had her case further deferred until August 2 for a health report.
Sentence was deferred after details of the case were heard in Inverness.
A Muir of Ord man who drove a second time while under the influence of drugs was ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid community work.
A young man who had a knife in an Inverness bar shortly after his 18th birthday had sentence further deferred for six months for social work support.
A 40-year-old man was given a chance to continue a rehabilitation programme to improve men's behaviour towards women.
The former gamekeeper lashed out with a 'Commando' style knife.
A habitual nuisance caller to the police made a total of nine calls to the emergency service in a five and a half hour period last January.
Police received an anonymous tip-off that there was a drunk driver at the wheel of a van on the Black Isle.
Vicious attacks on teenage girls have resulted in a Dingwall woman being sentenced to a period of detention, after scarring one of them for life.
A man has been jailed for 16 months for trying to supply drugs to three schoolchildren who reported the matter to police.
A Fortrose man who was snared by vigilante paedophile hunters in England has been sentenced.
“They actually reversed inside the cemetery up to the water tap and closed the gates behind them.”
A man who lost his temper after being accused of inappropriately touching a supermarket member of staff must behave himself for six months.
Inverness Sheriff Court heard that a man refused to leave the premises when asked, and police were called.
An Inverness drug dealer is to be assessed for an addiction treatment order before being sentenced.
A ROSS man who delivered food parcels during last year’s lockdown was jailed for a year at Inverness Sheriff Court after admitting assault to injury.
A DRUNK woman who spat a drink in the face of another pub customer and implied she had coronavirus was spared a jail sentence.
