In cases where NOEX is applicable, where will subjects typically remain?

In cases where NOEX (No Exceptions) applies, subjects typically remain in the same jailhouse. NOEX is a protocol often used to indicate that certain individuals, such as those awaiting trial or having specific legal considerations, will not be transferred from their current facility to another. Therefore, they are kept in the same jailhouse because their current situation is deemed appropriate based on their legal status and the requirements of their case.

The other contexts don't apply as accurately to NOEX cases. For example, remaining out of custody would not align with the NOEX stipulation since this protocol implies that the individual is not being released. Being detained in a federal facility would suggest a different legal status than that covered under NOEX. Similarly, being in protective custody refers to a specific status regarding safety concerns rather than the custody protocol itself.