a joint right造句

• "We'd been smoking a joint right around the corner from the local precinct house, that's how hip we were, " he wrote.
• The Duke of Saxony, who claimed a joint right in his detention, refused at first to comply with the dying request of his friend, but when allowed to take possession of the Castle of Hardsacre and other states, as a security for the payment of his ransom, he was permitted to leave his prison.