Bobby Brown must come back later for court hearing

DECATUR - Singer Bobby Brown must stay in Georgia at least two more weeks until a judge decides whether to hold him in contempt of court. <br> <br> Tuesday, state court Judge Wayne Purdom set a November 25 hearing date when he will consider contempt charges. Brown didn&#39;t appear in court in 1997 on charges of driving under the influence, speeding, failing to maintain a lane and having no proof of insurance. <br> <br> Brown may enter a plea during that hearing, according to a court clerk. Until then, he remains free on bond. <br> <br> Brown was arrested in Atlanta Thursday on charges of possessing less than an ounce of marijuana, speeding and having no driver&#39;s license or proof of insurance.