In re Pruitt

Appellant was adjudicated in contempt of court on September 1, 1981, for being late to court and was suspended from practicing law in the Northeastern Judicial Circuit for one year. On appeal to this court, the judgment was affirmed in part and reversed in part. We held suspension was not an appropriate punishment for contempt. In re Pruitt, 249 Ga. 190 (288 SE2d 208) (1982). In November, 1982, appellant was resentenced to a $200 fine and 20 days in jail (six to *837serve and the remainder on probation, “condition that he appears in Court at the appointed time and place and otherwise complies…