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If a joint petition is filed in Massachusetts to dissolve a marriage, the case is heard in roughly six weeks.

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Because defendant was in custody solely as a result of a clerical error, he was not a “prisoner” within the meaning of Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 123A, § 12(b); accordingly, the Commonwealth’s petition to have defendant committed as a sexually dangerous person was properly dismissed.

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