Wearing the order and "forbidden", holding the order and "Ann"

On August 30, the People's Court of Hongyan Temple mediation dealt with a divorce dispute. The plaintiff Liu Moumou complained to the court when he was afraid of suffering from domestic violence, so he applied to the court for a personal safety protection order. The organizing judge carefully reviewed the materials submitted by the plaintiff that the plaintiff's application complied with the law and approved it. The judge delivered a personal safety protection order to the defendant Deng Moumou. During the delivery, the judge criticized Deng Moumou and asked him not to have any violence in the future. Deng Moumou also expressed his mistakes. There will be no more violence. On the day of the trial, the judge asked the plaintiff whether the defendant had violence after issuing a personal safety protection order. The plaintiff stated that the defendant did not implement violence.

After the judge tried the case, he believed that although the defendant was irritable, since the court issued a personal safety protection order, the defendant had not implemented violence and had obvious repentance. The children of both sides are still small, their academic performance is also very good, and the divorce is not good for children's growth. Furthermore, the plaintiff now holds a personal safety protection order. The defendant will not violate and can live with peace of mind. After many mediation, the plaintiff was willing to give the defendant a chance to agree to the relationship with the defendant to have a good husband and wife.

The personal safety protection order in this case is the second personal safety protection order issued by the People's Court of Hongyan Temple this year. It is also issued by the Supreme People's Court on August 1st this year. The first personal safety protection order. In this case, one of the factors is that after the personal safety protection order is issued, a "isolation wall" is set up among the original and defendants. Establish a "buffer".

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