In September 2018, the Constitutional Court (Case CCT 108/17) ruled on the legalisation of Marijuana in South Africa. The ruling made the following explicit: "No person shall use or have in his possession . . . (b) any dangerous dependence-producing substance or any undesirable dependence-producing substance, unless . . . (vii), in the case of an adult, the substance is cannabis and he or she uses it or is in possession thereof in private for his or her personal consumption in private." with the following provisions: "... (b) the use, including smoking, of cannabis in public or in the presence of children or in the presence of non-consenting adult persons is not permitted. (c) the use or possession of cannabis in private other than by an adult for his or her personal consumption is not permitted. (d) The cultivation of cannabis by an adult in a private place for his or her personal consumption in private is no longer a criminal offence."

Provide a critical evaluation and discussion on the implications of this ruling for the South African context;