Craig Stephens
Case Information & Details
Public criminal case information for individuals named Craig Stephens in the UK reveals details for at least two distinct individuals.
1. Craig Stephens (Bristol, 2019)
Craig Stephens, 34, of Beverston Gardens, Bristol, pleaded guilty to burglary between September 29 and October 2, 2019, at a home in Avonmouth. He was identified after leaving two cigarette butts at the scene, which provided his DNA. Bristol Crown Court heard that Stephens had previous burglary convictions, qualifying him for a minimum three-year jail term. At the time of the offense, he was also subject to a community order. Judge Euan Ambrose sentenced him to 876 days in jail, which included a 20% discount for his guilty plea. The court noted that the minimum sentence term applied and that a custodial sentence was justified due to the seriousness of the offense. The prosecution stated that Stephens made an untidy search of the home and stole approximately £3,500 worth of items, including electrical goods and sentimental jewelry. His defense mentioned he was a father-of-three who had relapsed into drug addiction but was remorseful and desired rehabilitation.
2. Craig Shawn Stephens (Edinburgh, 2026)
A Craig Shawn Stephens has legal proceedings scheduled at Edinburgh Sheriff Court - Nicol (also listed as Court 5 MB) on June 24, 2026, at 09:30 (or 10:00). This is listed as a Sheriff Criminal hearing with reference APP/2026-017969. The case is sourced from HMCTS Public Court Lists, and all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Specific charges and court decisions are not yet available as the hearing is in the future.
3. Craig Stephens (Kilmarnock, 2026)
A Craig Stephens has two separate criminal case hearings scheduled at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court - Court 2.
- One hearing, with reference SCS/2025-088623, is scheduled for June 1, 2026, at 10:00.
- Another hearing, with reference SCS/2024-047580, is also scheduled for June 1, 2026, at 10:00.
Both are listed as Sheriff Criminal hearings. As with the Edinburgh case, these are future court appearances, and specific charges or outcomes are not publicly available at this time.