A traffic court defendant who used profanity in describing a court’s delay during a recess should not be jailed for contempt, a state appeals panel has ruled. In a 10-page opinion from the 3rd District Appellate Court, Justice Vicki R. Wright wrote that there were due process problems and a lack of evidence to support indirect criminal contempt charges — and an eight-day jail term — for the woman who complained she had “waited all [expletive] morning” to get her speeding ticket processed. …