A high-speed driver who left the road and struck two telegraph poles after losing control of his car has been banned for a year.
A Wick man is to stand trial on charges of assault and threatening behaviour at a house in the town.
The outcome of a criminal trial triggered a confrontation, Wick Sheriff Court heard last week.
Richard Shepherd sprang a birthday surprise on his brother Graham... a share in a drugs stash.
A driver clocked by police hitting 95 mph was fined £325 at Wick Sheriff Court on Thursday.
A sheriff heard how a sixteen-year-old relationship deteriorated and ended up in court for Graham Young.
A woman who drove with excess alcohol was ordered to carry out 60 hours of unpaid community work at Wick Sheriff Court on Thursday.
A Thurso man displayed the 'classic' signs of drug misuse and prompted the police to stop and search him.
An argument between two men in Thurso came to a head when one of them punched the other, Wick Sheriff Court heard on Tuesday.
A Thurso man has been banned from driving for six months for driving without a licence and insurance.
A young man who scorned a chance a sheriff gave him has been sentenced to four months detention.
A driver is alleged to have caused damage after losing control of his car on the Wick Airport Industrial Estate, last month.
A homeward-bound drunk man went upstairs and fell asleep on the bathroom floor. The trouble was, Andrew Costello (49) was in the wrong house.
Tesco worker Zoe Anderson warned her colleagues that her ex-partner might appear the day after they split up and she wanted to stay out of his way.
A Caithness man who abused three young children was jailed on Tuesday for eight years.
A high-speed driver left a road and struck two telegraph poles after losing control of his car.
A Wick man who threatened to kill a police officer by "smashing his face in" with his bare hands has been given a chance to turn his life around.
A sheriff has been hearing how a repeat drugs offender was caught “bang to rights” at a house in Wick.
A woman would have avoided having to carry out community work had she co-operated with police engaged in an inquiry, Wick Sheriff Court on Tuesday.
A sheriff who jailed a serial offender for eight months told him he was “very, very, lucky”.