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Thinking Drinkers Tom Sandham and Ben McFarland are visiting 25 Scottish pubs on a 1000-mile journey.
Inverness Sheriff Court heard she was running out of money while on holiday.
“You are very close to a prison sentence where you would be kept in a cage - except you would be fed and it kept clean,” says sheriff.
“I don't believe for a minute that it was just happenstance for you to come together and then suddenly hatch this plan,” says sheriff.
An upsetting remark towards a teenager walking across an Inverness city centre bridge with an adult companion prompted a violent response.
"It is hoped that this will be his one and only time in court," said the defence solicitor.
The 45-year-old “made a poor decision”, hears Inverness Sheriff Court.
Inverness Sheriff Court hears ‘the vehicle was too powerful for his needs’ and he has since ‘purchased something more sensible’.
The 63-year-old woman will be sentenced next month.
Sentencing has been deferred on a 45-year-old who admitted spitting on a man and then behaving in an abusive manner towards police.
An uninsured and unlicensed driver who was caught by police driving a van has been banned from driving for five months and fined £580.
A Sheriff has taken pity on a motor mechanic after hearing his tales of woe following his arrest last May.
The man tried to get the day off but was refused, and he got behind the wheel, only for police to be informed that he was suspected of drink driving.
"These were some of the most vicious, nasty and appalling offences I have heard in a long time involving repeated violence," sheriff says.
Painter and decorator sent menacing email, hears Inverness Sheriff Court.
Inverness Sheriff Court hears about ‘toxic relationship’.
It followed a brief encounter in Wetherspoons.
Sheriff says dangerous manoeuvre past HGV could have had ‘catastophic’ outcome
The 60-year-old failed to disclose his savings had exceeded a certain threshold.
Inverness Sheriff Court heard he was "disorientated” after all and got fed up waiting for treatment at Raigmore Hospital.
