In Re Shook

Smith, Presiding Judge.

Mitchell M. Shook, an attorney, appeals from the judgment finding him in contempt of court. Shook contends the trial court erred in holding him in contempt without having referred the matter to another judge. Shook’s entire argument is based upon his contention that he was held in “indirect” contempt. We disagree with this characterization, and, finding no error, we affirm.

The facts surrounding Shook’s being held in contempt are set forth in detail in Slater v. State, 251 Ga. App. 620 (555 SE2d 8) (2001). For purposes of this appeal, it is sufficient to note that Shook…