52-year-old will represent himself in court
A Sulby man will stand trial next month after being accused of sending an offensive, indecent or menacing message.
Nicholas Lyndon Crowe, of Old Sulby Road, denies sending a Facebook message, and letter, to an employee of Ballakermeen High School on 10 February.
The 52-year-old will represent himself at a one-day trial on 29 September.
Bail was granted until that date.
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