A sheriff has ordered the personal appearance of a man police found with 25 rounds of live ammunition.
A woman is said to have stolen items from the same store on three occasions.
A driver suspected of drink-driving is alleged to have failed to comply with requests for three samples of breath.
A 62-year-old Reay man has appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court on a charge of sexual assault.
A 29-year-old police officer has appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court on a charge of attempting to pervert the course of justice.
A new trial date has been fixed for a Caithness solicitor accused of embezzling more than £100,000 from his law firm.
A Wick woman has been accused of extorting money from one man and attempting to extort thousands of pounds from another.
A driver who failed to report an accident has been fined £200.
A kindly police officer responded to drunken Carol Cowie's request for tea and biscuits after she was arrested.
An Essex man ran into trouble while tackling the North Coast 500 and landed in court.
Fiona Taylor who cheated an elderly friend out of £14,000 won't be sentenced until the new year.
Using a mobile phone while driving his van cost Cameron Ryder a £200 fine at Wick Sheriff Court on Wednesday.
A driver found to be almost three times the legal drink-driving limit was fined £300 and banned for a year at Wick Sheriff Court on Wednesday.
A driver caught speeding on the Hempriggs straight of the A99 near Wick was fined £300 at the town’s sheriff court on Wednesday.
A 29-year-old man is facing a charge of domestic abuse and sexual offending.
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.