Their crimes include breaches of restraining order and drug dealing.
Also sentenced this week was a thug who waved a kitchen knife around in a public park and took a football from a youngster.
Here is the full court round-up, with 13 of the criminals who were sentenced at Leeds Crown Court this week -
7. George Philips
George Philips, 42, was jailed 14 months after admitting an assault, making threats to kill, theft, criminal damage and possession of a bladed article. He threatened to kill his former partner and the court heard that she had to climb out of a window to escape, before he chased her along the street with a kitchen knife. | James Hardisty
8. Gary Brownsword
Gary Brownsword, 41, of Leeds Road, Birstall, was jailed for six months after admitting stalking with causing serious alarm or distress, criminal damage and two counts of possession of an offensive weapon in a private place. He bombarded a woman with phone calls and smashed up her vehicle after she ended their relationship in June. | James Hardisty
9. Michael Lee
Michael Lee, 38, of Church Road, Doncaster, was jailed for 16 months after admitting dangerous driving, driving while banned and attempting to pervert the course of justice. Lee, who has multiple driving offences, forced his passenger to swap seats after failing to outrun the police in Hemsworth in July of last year. | James Hardisty
10. Cavan Ward
Cavan Ward, 38, of Trafford Grove, Harehills, was jailed for 16 months after admitting a charge of stalking while causing serious alarm or distress. He was jailed only last month for attacking a woman, but was handed the new sentence after stalking another who spurned his advances. | James Hardisty
11. Nabeela Anjum
Nabeela Anjum, 48, of Upland Road, Roundhay, was jailed for three years after she was found guilty of terrorism offences following a lengthy trial. She failed to call the police about a suicide-bombing plan after her teenage son was radicalised online. | James Hardisty
12. Jamie Asquith
Jamie Asquith, 31, of Post Office Road, Featherstone, was jailed for 12 months after admitting stalking that caused serious alarm or distress, criminal damage and assault by beating. He broke a woman's window, having earlier grabbed her while in the pub. He also sent messages and phone calls. He had previously been prosecuted for stalking in 2022. | James Hardisty