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It's conjugal - con·ju·gal [kon-juh-guhl]
–adjective 1. of, pertaining to, or characteristic of marriage: conjugal vows.
2. pertaining to the relation of husband and wife.

It looks like the definition needs to be expanded to include this mess.

"The state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation began to permit inmates to spend up to three days with domestic partners during the visits, which take place on prison grounds — often in trailers. The new regulations will become permanent later this year (gay and lesbian prisoners)

The changes were prompted by a 2003 law that afforded domestic partners many of the same rights married couples have and by threats of legal action by an inmate at a jail in Vacaville, Calif., who filed a complaint with the ACLU when his request to have his partner visit him was denied. He was finally allowed a visit by his partner in December of 2006.

California is thought to be the first state in the country to allow visits for domestic partners. It's one of only five states — the others are New York, New Mexico, Connecticut and Washington — to permit conjugal visits at all."
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So, if your domestic partner is in prison, it's off to the trailer for a few days on a regular basis. Sounds like they will be running a brothel.