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The Indiana Supreme Court found Dorothy J. Thomsen in contempt of court for practicing law while suspended since August 2009. The court imposed a $500 fine after she failed to respond to a show cause order regarding her actions, which included sending a letter on her law office's letterhead while under suspension. The ruling emphasizes the court's authority to enforce compliance with its orders.

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