He says that possession "of a single joint" can now lead to five years' imprisonment.
Several models of collaboration were considered, but a single joint organisation was the clear winner.
For example, Zambia and Zimbabwe are testing a single joint visa, easing travel to Victoria Falls on their shared border.
Under non-virtual circumstances $99.99 is a high price to pay for marijuana - let alone one single joint.
In contrast, bird wings have only a few joints, and those of winged insects contain a single joint.
The 9/11 commission recommended creating either a single joint intelligence committee of the two houses or two stand-alone committees consolidating oversight and spending responsibilities.
Are we looking for a one-night stand (a single joint application for a grant), a fling (regular joint projects), or a marriage (key partners)?
Administration officials are discussing aspects of the British proposal but said different economies have different rules that complicate a single joint action.
Perhaps most crucially, Blea will ordinarily inject a single joint only once or twice over a relatively short space of time.
The only visible sign of its tie-up with Toyo Trust, for instance, is a single joint branch, opened with great fanfare last November.
And it created graduated scales of punishment, allowing the law to distinguish between someone with a single joint and someone with a pound of marijuana.
