They appeared before judges for murder, sex crimes, causing death by dangerous driving, theft and more.
In one of the most shocking cases Daniel Walsh, 30, was jailed for a minimum of 27 years for the murder of Chesterfield pensioner Graham Snell, 71.
Evil Walsh chopped up Mr Snell's remains - depositing them in a communal bin and a badger's sett - in a gruesome attempt to cover his tracks.
5. Christopher Sheard
Sheard, 74, a former art teacher at Chesterfield's Newbold Green Secondary School was jailed for 20 months after admitting a two-year sexual relationship with a pupil aged just 14 in the 1970s. The defendant had sex with the young girl in his home and in fields nearby on a number of occasions between 1974 and 1976. Judge Shaun Smith QC told him: “The only appropriate punishment” was immediate custody - “despite” his age and the age of the offence. Photo: Derbyshire Police
6. Simon Sowden
Sowden, 32, was jailed for over 10 years after admitting rape and sexual assault. Sowden, of Old Hall Road, Chesterfield, pleaded guilty to rape, sexual assault and sexual assault with penetration at Derby Crown Court. He was handed 10 years and nine months behind bars for the rape. The defendant was also given one year concurrent for sexual assault and five years concurrent for sexual assault with penetration. Photo: Derbyshire Police
7. Barry O’Toole
Chesterfield thug O’Toole, 22, was jailed for 23 months. He sent nearly 30 emails to his partner less than a month after being handed a suspended jail term for breaching a restraining order imposed for her protection. The defendant, of Alma Court, North Wingfield, “requested her loyalty” by asking for access to her social media accounts if they were to get back together. Photo: Derbyshire Police
8. Christopher Wright
Child rapist Wright, 29, was jailed for 16 years after preying on two young boys at addresses in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire between 10 and 15 years ago - when he was still a boy himself. Wright, formerly of Clay Cross, denied all accusations but he later admitted to one count of rape of a child under the age of 13. He was later convicted by a jury of four additional counts of the same offence relating to a second victim. Photo: Derbyshire Police