When you are in a court case about parole, you cannot tell the offender where their victim lives or how to contact them. This means you cannot give the offender their victim's address or any other contact details. The victim is defined in section 4 of the Victims' Rights Act 2002.

You also cannot give the offender any information that might help them figure out where their victim lives or how to contact them. This rule is in place to protect the victim. It applies to all court cases about parole.