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10: And finally… taps aff

16 May: A judge has criticised two neighbours for spending hundreds of thousands of pounds in a legal dispute over “a tap and a pipe that doesn’t matter”.

9: And finally… grounds for divorce

12 May: A woman decided to divorce her husband after asking ChatGPT to interpret the meaning of her coffee grounds and being told they indicated he cheated on her.

8: And finally… paws off

22 January: An incredibly talented employee at the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service has made lord justice general and lord justice-clerk teddy bears as gifts for Lord Carloway and Lady Dorrian, both of whom are due to retire from the bench.

7: And finally… fake it till you make it

3 November: The trial of three alleged fake lawyers was abruptly halted after it emerged their lawyer was himself not qualified to practise.

6: And finally… armed dissent

21 March: A judge has drawn criticism from his colleagues after filming a video of him loading several guns in his judicial chambers which he then attached to a dissenting judgment.

5: And finally… bag to rights

25 February: A dim-witted lawyer is facing charges after leaving youth court without his bag – which allegedly had his personal supply of cocaine in it.

4: And finally… devil in the detail

16 June: A man who changed his name to Lucifer Of-Darkness had his assault charge called at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Friday the 13th.

3: And finally… man of the people

6 February: A judge who was excused from jury duty because he said he thinks all defendants are guilty has been forced to resign from the bench.

2: And finally… sticky situation

19 June: A courtroom livestream has captured the excruciating moment when a lawyer accidentally addressed a woman judge as “honey”.

1: And finally… three body problem

4 June: A solicitor who was secretly working for three law firms at the same time has been struck off.