Abstract
Barring order used by the Police is one of the new means of protecting victims of domestic violence. It was introduced to the Act on the Police over two years ago. This allows for a proper evaluation of these regulations. The article concentrates on the analysis of the regulations and using them in practice by police officers. The authors outline historical background and rationale for the introduction of the barring order and explain the essence of an order to vacate premises. The article contains an analysis of available statistical data collected by the Police Headquarters as well as evaluation of the existing regulations and conclusions de lege ferenda.
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