Ruling for Lateef and Moore deferred to April 23rd

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Ruling for Lateef and Moore deferred to April 23rd

By Mansi Chand

12/03/2026

The ruling for former Suva lawyer Shazran Lateef and Zoe Maharaj Moore has been deferred and will now be delivered on the 23rd of April. The ruling was initially scheduled for today.

In this matter, Lateef and Moore were allegedly found with 6.3mg of methamphetamine and 0.75g of marijuana in 2019.

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