Limit details of non-molestation orders being shared with perpetrators

This can help to ensure that the perpetrator is not given all the impacts of their actions, as this can leave the victim more vulnerable and a target for further abuse.

When a person has suffered domestic abuse and needs legal protection, a non-molestation order is required, this is a very detailed process, where all information is documented then given to the court and also to the perpetrator, this in itself can leave a victim feeling vulnerable due to exposing their feelings and impacts, which are then shared with the very person who committed this crime and could give fresh opportunities to repeat their actions or indeed increase the severity of them.