‘You are not getting the message’: Four-time Highland drink-driver avoids prison
Paul Louis, 60, narrowly escaped a custodial sentence when he appeared at Inverness Sheriff Court.
Paul Louis, 60, narrowly escaped a custodial sentence when he appeared at Inverness Sheriff Court.
The father told the High Court in Inverness his teenage daughter was "emotionally distraught" when questioned about her contact Lee Murray, who denies rape.
Esmir Gjura, 30, had gotten into debt with an organised crime gang and was looking after the plants to pay it off.
Samantha MacGillivray, 32, is accused of murdering her estranged partner, as well as attempting to defeat the ends of justice and assault.
Austin Ironside, 24, assaulted the 17-year-old as he walked along Langstane Place, Aberdeen.
Darren Whyte, from Aberdeen, also had an illicit mobile phone, in breach of his bail conditions.
Sean McGee stole the pricey petrol mowing machine from a shed on Keithhall Road in Inverurie.
Lee Murray, a former girls football coach, denies raping the 15-year-old and has lodged a special defence of consent.
Sean Hanratty, 29, wept in the dock as his catalogue of violent offences against his partner were read out in court.
James Denholm targeted 18 victims by secretly filming them through windows and even a keyhole while they undressed, had sex and used the toilet.
Derek Campbell made the chilling threat - despite not being armed - as he "wrestled" with his dealer.
'It may be a cliché, but it is true that you can judge a society by the way in which it treats its prisoners.'