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Legal Update:
The Current State of
Cannabis in South Africa
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The Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill has been making waves in the legal industry. As it nears implementation, we want to ensure that you know the official stance of cannabis in our country.
Watch our webinar, hosted by Jeremy Maggs, where our panel of experts will be unpacking the recent legal developments of this field. Together, they will navigate the grey areas of the Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill and keep you updated on what you need to know.
The Current State of Cannabis in South Africa
Navigating the changing landscape
of FIC webinar recap
The Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill has been making waves in the legal industry. As it nears implementation, we want to ensure that you know the official stance of cannabis in our country.
Watch our webinar, hosted by Jeremy Maggs, where our panel of experts will be unpacking the recent legal developments of this field. Together, they will navigate the grey areas of the Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill and keep you updated on what you need to know.
Here is a recording of the webinar
Here is a recording of the webinar
Panelists:
Paul-Michael Keichel is an attorney at Cullinan and Associates, who has been involved in cannabis re-legalisation efforts since 2009 and, in 2013, took on the brief of the ‘Dagga Couple’. He then went on to run the ‘Trial of the Plant’ in 2017 to contribute to and note Ras Prince’s Privacy Judgment in 2018.
Nabeelah Mia is an attorney at Lawyers for Human Rights and has worked at the South African Institute for Advanced Constitutional Law and Centre for Environmental Rights. Her interest in this area lies in examining a human rights response to cannabis and drug use outside of the criminal system.
Adriano Esterhuizen is a partner in the Dispute Resolution Practice at Webber Wentzel. He is an expert in local government law, constitutional law and environmental law. He has contributed to cannabis lobby groups and has advised on creating an enabling regulatory framework for cannabis.
*The views and opinions of the panellists are their own, and do not represent the views of LexisNexis ZA.
Panelists:
Paul-Michael Keichel is an attorney at Cullinan and Associates, who has been involved in cannabis re-legalisation efforts since 2009 and, in 2013, took on the brief of the ‘Dagga Couple’. He then went on to run the ‘Trial of the Plant’ in 2017 to contribute to and note Ras Prince’s Privacy Judgment in 2018.
Nabeelah Mia is an attorney at Lawyers for Human Rights and has worked at the South African Institute for Advanced Constitutional Law and Centre for Environmental Rights. Her interest in this area lies in examining a human rights response to cannabis and drug use outside of the criminal system.
Adriano Esterhuizen is a partner in the Dispute Resolution Practice at Webber Wentzel. He is an expert in local government law, constitutional law and environmental law. He has contributed to cannabis lobby groups and has advised on creating an enabling regulatory framework for cannabis.
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*The views and opinions of the panellists are their own, and do not represent the views of LexisNexis ZA.
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As the Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill nears implementation, legal practitioners need to stay ahead. That’s why we recommend our Bill Tracker tool. This tool, located in Lexis Library, provides insight into the status of Bills and related Acts. Bill Tracker also tracks the lifecycle of new Bills from discussion and introduction by the Minister, Portfolio Committee or Assembly member, through consideration by the Houses of Parliament and to assent by the President.
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