To answer the question with a question: “How many Dagga plants do you need?” It’s a valid question. How much do you actually need? What is enough? How many grams do you smoke a day x 365 days x the number people in your household…… It’s lots.
Following the Western Cape High Court Judgement handed down in March 2017 and the Constitutional Court validation of that ruling in September 2018, Cannabis has been almost decriminalised in South Africa, were it not for the police still arresting people and putting them in cages for this plant.
When being tested for drugs (urine test, for example) many believe (incorrectly) that the urine is being tested for THC. So, you can’t test for THC that way. THC must be metabolized through the liver, and what is left thereafter is a completely inert chemical called THC-COOH. As it has already been metabolized (used), this
In August 2020 the High Court ruled that: Children cannot be incarcerated for trivial offences such as smoking dagga. Court-ordered audits found children treated more severely than adults in identical circumstances. A section of the Drug Trafficking Act was found to be unconstitutional. The court found school drug tests were being conducted unlawfully. Regarding drug
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