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.
9. Mark Reap
Reap, 45, was jailed for 24 years for repeatedly raping and sexually abusing two teenage girls. Reap, formerly of Bath Street, Ilkeston, targeted the girls on multiple occasions between 2012 and 2018. The vile sexual predator tried to buy his victims' silence with gifts - however he was finally arrested when one of them found the courage to tell a teacher what had been happening. Photo: Derbyshire Police
10. Tom Ssematiko
Ssematiko, 59, was jailed for 18 months after he pilfered nearly £10,000 from a vulnerable Wirksworth woman he was the carer for. The conman opened her bank statements and set up online banking without permission. He made three transactions transferring money to his own account totalling more than £9,000. Photo: Derbsyhire Police
11. Daniel Young
Young, 25, was jailed for eight years after killing two friends when he smashed his BMW 5 Series into their Vauxhall Corsa in Renishaw. Derby Crown Court heard Amazon warehouse worker Young was recorded driving at speeds of between 115mph and 141mph minutes before the crash. Photo: Derbyshire Police
12. George Holden
Sick paedophile Holden, 88, was jailed for 14 years for sexually abusing two boys while working as a swimming instructor at Queen’s Park Swimming Pool and in his home in the 1970s. Derby Crown Court heard the Chesterfield children's entertainer, clown and black and white minstrel had targeted other victims previously. In 1961 Holden was convicted for three counts of indecent assault against children at a residential school for the partially-sighted – where he would climb into bed with his victims. And in 1983, aged 50, Holden was handed a community order with 240 hours’ unpaid work after being convicted of attempted buggery and two indecent assaults against other children while working at Queen’s Park Swimming Pool. Photo: Derbyshire Police