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Correctional Services Dept mum on details of Oscar Pistorius' release on parole - Vimarsana News

Correctional Services Dept mum on details of Oscar Pistorius' release on parole

Oscar Pistorius will be subjected to the general parole conditions and will have to be at home at certain times. He may not consume alcohol and other prohibited substances. He is also restricted from conducting media interviews.

Source: ewn.co.za
Correctional Services Dept to shed light on Zuma's imprisonment - Vimarsana News

Correctional Services Dept to shed light on Zuma's imprisonment

Last month, the Constitutional Court dismissed a bid to overturn the Supreme Court of Appeal’s finding that Zuma’s release from prison on medical parole - just two months into his 15-month contempt of court sentence - was unlawful.

Source: ewn.co.za
Correctional Services Dept can be sued for Thabo Bester's prison escape: analyst - Vimarsana News

Correctional Services Dept can be sued for Thabo Bester's prison escape: analyst

A legal analyst said the victims of the Facebook Rapist’s heinous crimes could hold the department liable for not ensuring that he served his entire sentence behind bars.

Source: ewn.co.za
Jacob Zuma failed to file an application to appeal medical parole decision - Vimarsana News

Jacob Zuma failed to file an application to appeal medical parole decision

Karyn Maughan, Legal Journalist shares an update on former president Jacob Zuma's legal woes.

Source: 702.co.za
Correctional Services Dept to give reasons for wanting to challenge Zuma ruling - Vimarsana News

Correctional Services Dept to give reasons for wanting to challenge Zuma ruling

The department said it intends to appeal Wednesday's judgment by the High Court in Pretoria which declared the former president's medical parole unlawful.

Source: ewn.co.za