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A Caithness agricultural contractor, who was also employed by a timber firm, continued to reclaim VAT by submitting false returns.
A troublesome offender has been given a final chance by a sheriff – along with the ultimatum that she will go to jail if she doesn't toe the line.
A man who assaulted two people in Thurso's Tesco store has been placed on a supervision order for a year.
A young Halkirk man is facing a charge of fraud related to the purchase of ink cartridges.
A Thurso man who tackled a visiting fishing crew he believed had stolen his wallet has been ordered to carry out 150 hours of unpaid community work.
A Thurso man has been convicted of an attack in a local pub which put a fellow customer off work for six weeks.
Fraudster Fiona Taylor has undertaken to repay the £14,000 she stole from an 88-year-old man.
A Thurso man has been accused of two sexual offences.
A teenage drug driver has been put off the road for three years.
A Keiss man who drove while disqualified will be sentenced early next year.
A woman who embezzled £50,000 from her mother's estate while acting as her Power of Attorney has been jailed for a year.
A sheriff told a Caithness man she found it "unfathomable" how anyone could derive pleasure from watching young children being sexually abused.
Drunken Graham Smith's strange behaviour outside Thurso's nightclub attracted the attention of police officers at midnight.
Noisy boy racers regularly using a country road were driving farmer Graeme Younger around the bend.
A Thurso woman threw items of food at a police sergeant at Wick Police Station.
A Wick man resented being taken to task by a train driver for being near the railway line, the town's sheriff court heard.
A quick-thinking grandmother pushed her grandson out of the path of an approaching car at a pedestrian crossing and took the brunt of the impact.
A young Thurso woman who has received repeated jail warnings may at last find herself imprisoned.
A police officer has admitted punching a man during festive celebrations in Thurso, but was cleared on a charge of assault.
A Thurso woman will find herself behind bars if she doesn't co-operate with social workers preparing her background report.
