Criminal justice system has been reluctant to inflict a penal sanction on domestic violence offenders. But, the court may have the discretion between the Protection Orders upon the offender according to the Acts and the conventional penal sanctions. By the Protection Orders are included some measures for restraining the defendant from contacting the plaintiff, for restraining the defendant from exercising the parental authority, for ordering probation, or for mandating counselling programmes, etc. It's not easy to achieve the aims of these acts without the changes in the existing policy orientations and public attitudes. I believe that the penal sanction may be sometimes a unique alternative to the serious offenders of domestic violence.
Police has to develop the effective strategy for contronting domestic violence.
Tranining the police staff is needed to improve police handling of domestic violence. The role of the justice system is not to inflicting legal sanction upon the offender, but also to arranging social support for the victims. It is desired the presence of domestic violence acts may give pressure to change the attitudes of the state, community, and victims. UN Commission on Human Rights.