David Findlater
Case Information & Details
Public criminal case information in the UK associated with individuals named 'Findlater' reveals details for two individuals: Kevin Findlater and David Findlater. No criminal records were found for a 'Donald Findlater' or 'Sheriff Craig Findlater' as defendants in the provided search results.
Kevin Findlater
In May 2022, Kevin Findlater, an Angus graduate, admitted to engaging in a course of abusive behavior towards his ex-partner, which included breaching the Domestic Abuse Scotland Act 2018. He also admitted to dangerous driving, specifically swerving his car in front of the woman and her friends after their breakup. Appearing at Dundee Sheriff Court, he was sentenced to a one-year supervision order, disqualified from driving for one year, and fined £420. The sheriff rejected a request for an absolute discharge, emphasizing the seriousness of the offenses.
David Findlater
In December 2025, David Findlater, an offshore worker whose address was given as a farm in Cornhill, was banned from driving for 20 months and fined £840 at Banff Sheriff Court. This decision followed a drink-driving offense earlier that year where he crashed his car after consuming alcohol at a local pub. A breath test revealed he was more than six times over the legal alcohol limit, recording 146mcg per 100ml of breath. He was deemed suitable for a drink-driver rehabilitation scheme, which could reduce his ban by five months upon completion.
Other Individuals Named Findlater
- Donald Findlater: In December 2003, Donald Findlater, identified as the deputy director of a child protection charity, the Lucy Faithful Foundation, proposed an alternative approach for individuals who download child pornography, suggesting counselling over automatic prosecution for those who had not distributed images or abused children. This was a policy proposal, not a criminal charge against him.
- Sheriff Craig Findlater: Several news articles from July 2025 and July 2026 mention Sheriff Craig Findlater presiding over court cases in Aberdeen and Peterhead, where he delivered judgments and sentences to other defendants. He is identified as a judge, not a defendant in these proceedings.