In Malmo-Levine and Caine, the Supreme Court dismissed constitutional challenges to prohibitions on simple possession and possession for trafficking. The majority held that Parliament could criminalise cannabis possession while remaining free to decriminalise it through legislation. The judgment upheld existing offences rather than introducing a new possession ban.[1][2]
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