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Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last month.
The victim was walking with his girlfriend near The Green House at the time.
It is alleged the images were actually sent to an adult, whom he believed to be a young teen.
Police searched the man and found a a key for an Inverness hotel room and searched there as well.
Inverness Sheriff Court was told that if the 18-year-old wasn’t able to driver other people would suffer.
“I have to send a warning to others intending to do the same that when - not if - you are caught, there will be consequences," says sheriff.
He had been jailed twice before for possessing vast amounts of indecent images and videos of children being abused.
It is alleged the victim was also punched repeatedly.
Men, aged 24 and 19, accused of assaulting another 19-year-old man in Hilton at the weekend.
Police stopped him in the early hours of the morning.
He performed an unsafe overtake while approaching the Auldearn junction.
"This is her past catching up on her,” defence solicitor told Inverness Sheriff Court.
“The report indicates that he is more of an idiot than a sex pest,” Sheriff Gary Aitken said.
Inverness housing estate disturbance involving a Nairn man led to struggles with police officers.
An ex-prisoner who was filmed attacking a chippy worker after being refused cheese sauce on his fries demanded to be sentenced immediately.
A woman who went on a seven week long shoplifting spree in one shop has been banned from entering the store.
A man found guilty of domestic abuse has been told to change his attitude towards women and attend a programme designed to rehabilitate him.
A teenager who downloaded and shared "horrific images" of children being sexually abused told police he was "addicted to pornography" and wanted help.
The man went on a robbery rampage for three months last summer wielding a baseball bat, hammer and a screwdriver to threaten four of his victims.
Inverness Sheriff Court heard the man “had been a more infrequent visitor to court since 2019 after staying off the drink”.
