Freedom of Religion-Religiously Motivated Use of Cannabis-South African Constitutional Court holds that laws that ban the use of cannabis without an exemption for religious use violate freedom of religion of Rastafari, but these violations are justifiable under the general Constitutional Limitation Clause.-Prince v. President of the Law Society of the Cape of Good Hope.
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