In the Courts '“ latest update
n Harry Donoher, 18, of Dewe Road, Brighton, admitted having MDMA on May 1 in Portsmouth.
Magistrates imposed an 18-month conditional discharge with £20 victim surcharge and £85 prosecution costs.
Magistrates ordered the drug must be destroyed.
n David Joll, 56, of Northern Parade, Hilsea, admitted drink-driving and was banned for two years.
He was caught in Highlands Road, Fareham, on December 4.
A test revealed he had 220 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood, more than the 80mg limit.
He also admitted driving without due care and attention.
Joll received a community order with alcohol treatment requirement and rehabilitation activity requirement.
He must pay an £85 victim surcharge and £85 prosecution costs.
n Scott Smart, 30, of St Johns Road, Shanklin, Isle of Wight, admitted battery on January 17 in Portsmouth.
He received a six-month conditional discharge with a £20 victim surcharge and had £85 prosecution costs to pay.
n Sheldon Jeans, 26, of HMP Winchester, admitted driving while unfit through drink on October 7 last year.
Magistrates fined him £500 and imposed an 18-month driving ban.
He also admitted driving without due care and attention, but received no separate penalty.
n Nicholas Walters, 41, of no fixed address, admitted having class A drug cocaine on September 29 in Brockhurst Road, Gosport.
Magistrates fined him £50 with a £30 victim surcharge to pay.
They ordered the drug must be destroyed.
Walters also admitted failing to surrender to custody on October 20 and was fined £25.
n Chesney Clarke, 22, of Old Folkestone Road, Aycliffe Dover, Kent, admitted fraud by concealing the genuine barcode on ink cartridges at Tesco.
Magistrates imposed a community order with six-month drug rehabilitation requirement and 15 days of rehabilitation activities.
He must pay an £85 victim surcharge.
Clarke must also pay £85 prosecution costs.
n Jamie Bicknell, 26, of Gregson Avenue, Gosport, admitted using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour or disorderly behaviour, causing harassment, alarm or distress on December 5 in Fareham.
He also admitted failing to surrender to custody on January 31.
Bicknell admitted breaching a suspended sentence for having a knife in a public place.
He was jailed for six months in total.