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Cezanne Visser also known in the media as advocate Barbie was released on parole on Monday.
The Department of correctional services says she was transferred from the Pretoria Central Correctional Centre to a community correctional office for administrative purposes just before 11am.
The correctional supervision and parole board placed her in a "maximum category" that stipulated strict parole conditions.
Visser was serving a seven-year jail term on 11 charges, which included two of indecently assaulting an 11-year-old girl and a 14-year-old girl, and soliciting a 13-year-old girl to commit indecent acts.
She was also sentenced on a charge of defrauding a children's home to get them to allow children to spend weekends with her and her then lover, Dirk Prinsloo.
Visser was convicted in 2009 and began serving prison time -- after a failed application to appeal her sentence -- in 2010.
