Here is who appeared before Chesterfield and Derby magistrates

Daniel Marshall, 37, Blackthorn Close, Hasland: Guilty of sending a Facebook message to ex-partner. Given community order including mental health treatment requirement and rehabilitation activity requirement. Fined £80, ordered to pay £95 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.

Paul Weir, 52, Queen Street, Tideswell: Guilty of stalking. Adjourned for pre-sentence report.

Nathaniel Ward, 28, Chigwell Way, Barrow Hill: Guilty of threatening another with a breadknife and assault. Sent to Derby Crown Court for sentence.

John Haystead, 54, High Street, Clay Cross: Guilty of being within 100 metres of a named address while prohibited by non-molestation order. Jailed for 12 weeks suspended for 12 months and given rehabilitation activity requirement. Made subject of one-year restraining order. Made to pay victim surcharge of £128 and court costs of £200. Guilty of breaching suspended sentence. Fined £100.

Lee Higginbottom, 31, Vernon Street, Brompton: Guilty of driving along a named road while prohibited by a non-molestation order. Fined £166, ordered to pay victim surcharge of £34 and prosecution costs of £85. Guilty of attending an address while prohibited by a non-molestation order. No separate penalty.

Michael Hardstaff, 54, Iveagh Walk, Alfreton: Guilty of assault. Jailed for 13 weeks, given restraining order and made to pay compensation of £100. Guilty of making threat to kill. Jailed for 13 weeks concurrent. Guilty of stealing a food parcel of a value unknown. No separate penalty. Guilty of threatening behaviour. Jailed for 12 weeks concurrent and made to pay £50 compensation.

Kyle Patrick, 29, Broad Oak Close, Swanwick: Guilty of assault. Jailed for 20 weeks suspended for 24 months and given restraining order. Made to pay £128 victim surcharge and £250 court costs. Guilty of driving without a licence. Driving record endorsed. Guilty of driving without due care and attention. Driving record endorsed with nine points. Guilty of driving without insurance. Banned until test passed.

Jason Day, 47, Lowgates, Staveley: Guilty of assault by bodily harm. Adjourned for pre-sentence report.

Daniel Fritchley, 22, no fixed abode: Guilty of assault and criminal damage. Fined £40, made to pay £95 victim surcharge and court costs of £200. Given community order with rehabilitation activity requirement.

Lee Flinders, 29, Bunting Close, Ilkeston: Guilty of not ensuring authorised transference of waste. Fined £450, made to pay £45 victim surcharge and court costs of £616.

Michelle Gregory, 41, Harold Avenue, Langley Mill: Guilty of not ensuring authorised transport of household waste. Fined £120, made to pay £32 victim surcharge and court costs of £450.

Liam Harrison, 30, Greenhill Lane, Riddings: Guilty of not reporting a road traffic accident and driving while above the legal alcohol limit. Given eight-week curfew with electronic tag, between 8pm and 6am, banned from driving for 20 months.

Nicholas Kearney, 59, Saxelby Close, Riddings: Guilty of breaching community order by being absent for a full 12-hour curfew period. Fined £40, made to pay £60 court costs.

Jonathan Titterton, 37, Macclesfield Road, Buxton: Guilty of stealing a chocolate bar to the value of 30p belonging to Aldi. No separate penalty.

Jason Thomas, 42, Beauvale Drive, Ilkeston: Guilty of interfering with a motor vehicle. Fined £80, ordered to pay £34 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.

Alton Raim, 36, Hurst Rise, Matlock: Guilty of driving without insurance. Adjourned while a Turkish translator is sought.

Marcus Griffin, 27, Limetree Avenue, Darley Dale: Guilty of driving while banned and without insurance. Fined £140, ordered to pay £34 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.

Craig Bates, 48, Coach Road, Ripley: Guilty of stealing two bottles of Glenfiddich whiskey to the value of £32.98. Jailed for six weeks due to very poor record and offending while subject to post-sentence supervision. Made to pay £128 victim surcharge.

Paul Tilson, 42, Dale Road, Buxton: Guilty of stealing £161.30 belonging to High Peak Borough Council. Adjourned for for pre-sentence report.

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