IT has been another busy week at Greenock Sheriff Court.
Here is a brief round-up of cases that have been dealt with, with links to the full stories.
Port Glasgow woman Shereen Mains is facing a total of four indictment charges - including alleged ill-treatment of an infant baby.
Prosecutors say that the baby - who is now deceased - had ingested cocaine.
You can read the full story HERE
A DRUG addict sneak thief stole hundreds of pounds worth of tools from a number of cars during late night raids in Greenock.
The man targeted Audi, BMW and Honda cars in the town.
Read the details of the case HERE
A MAN who repeatedly insinuated on social media that his innocent neighbour was a paedophile has been fined for his 'reckless' conduct.
The offender even revealed the man's name and address on Facebook during a series of drink-fuelled online rants.
The full story is HERE
A MAN charged with grooming an underage girl during a series of alleged indecent online communications is set to stand trial for a second time.
The accused's original trial was abandoned due to the ill health of the alleged victim.
The latest update on the case is HERE
A WOMAN has been charged with attacking her pet chihuahua dog and headbutting a police officer.
The accused is alleged to have thrown the dog against a wall.
Details of the initial calling of the case are HERE
A FRAUDSTER who was involved in a £1.5 million money laundering racket with crooked Kilmacolm lawyers has paid back less than £1,000.
The 67-year-old had personally made nearly £35,000 from the scam.
You can read the full story HERE
A MAN is set to stand trial accused of sexually assaulting a woman in the car park of Greenock's McDonald's restaurant.
The 40-year-old is charged with intentionally attempting to cause the woman to participate in sexual activity without her consent.
The full story is HERE
We'll be back with another court round-up next Sunday.
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