Judges to decide on advocate\'s fate and other brief reports
Publish date: 17 March 2005
Issue Number: 1298
Diary: Legalbrief Today
Category: Corruption
* High court judges in Pietermaritzburg are expected to give a ruling today in a case in which the Society of Advocates of KwaZulu-Natal has applied to have Stephanus Fanie Slabbert struck off the roll of advocates. Judge Jan Hugo, sitting with Judge Gregory Kruger, hopes to announce their findings today. The Mercury
* The Law Society of South Africa will hand over its report on human rights compliances in the living conditions of prisoners to the Department of Correctional Services and the Inspecting Judge of Prisons, Judge Hannes Fagan tomorrow (Friday). This follows the LSSA\'s visits to prisons countrywide on December 10, 2004. E-Briefs * Mariette Kruger, convicted of aiding and abetting a criminal after the murder of her daughter-in-law and who complained about delays in her being allowed to begin her sentence, will begin serving her two years in Diepkloof Prison outside Johannesburg from Friday. Beeld * Jubulani Moyo (23) will go on trial in the Johannesburg High Court between May 10 and 20 for the murder of Lord of the Dance production member Darryl Kempster in June last year. Mail & Guardian Online
