Their crimes include downloading sick abuse images and a vicious attack in a young offender institute.
Also sentenced this week was a mother who failed to seek medical help for her badly-burnt two-year-old, then tried to conceal his injuries from social services.
Here’s the full court round-up, with 15 of the criminals who were sentenced at Leeds Crown Court this week -
7. Liam Allen and Adam Kerr
Liam Allen, 25, and Adam Kerr, 36, were jailed for a total of 10 years after they were both found guilty of robbery and possession of an offensive weapon. The thugs smashed the window of a parked car on Harold Grove in Burley, before trying to drag the driver out to steal the vehicle on February 23 last year. | West Yorkshire Police/Google/National World
8. James Harrington
James Harrington, 40, of no fixed address, was jailed for 18 months after admitting offences of affray and possession of a bladed article in public. He threw a bottle of turps over a group during an argument in Travelyan Square on June 23, and had a knife on Stanley knife on him. | National WorldGoogle
9. Lee Edwards
Lee Edwards, 44, was jailed for six months after admitting a charge of coercive control over a five-year period. The paranoid drug user burned his wife with a lighter and would ban her from taking her phone to the toilet. He'd also make repeated accusations about her cheating on him and would constantly check on where she was. | National World
10. Mark Smithurst
Mark Smithurst, 58, of no fixed address, was jailed for six months after admitting a breach of the terms of the sex offender register. Smithurst, who had been sleeping on the streets, was given a suspended sentence in January for indecent exposure and ordered to keep the authorities notified of his whereabouts, but failed to attend the police station to sign on the sex offender register. | National World
11. Mason Ireland
Mason Ireland, 19, an inmate at the Wetherby young offender institute, was handed another 20-month sentence after he admitted a charge of affray and possession of a weapon. The violent teenager attacked another inmate, repeatedly stabbing him to the face with a makeshift knife on January 20. | National World
12. Neil Farrow
Neil Farrow, 58, was jailed for five months after admitting to being unlawfully at large and assault of an emergency worker. The wanted life-serving prisoner was found 60 miles away from an open jail in North Yorkshire after escaping, then claimed he fled because he wanted to be “banged up” in a Category C lower-security prison, so ran off to Beeston in Leeds in protest. | Google/West Yorkshire Police