Abstract
Exoneration of specific persons from the scope of application of certain parts of public law has belonged to classical topics of academic scholarship. In our legal scholarship, the phaenomenon of exterritoriality has been traditionally addressed by the literature of criminal law. However, exterritoriality is a phaenomenon, which also has a major impact on the relations of administrative law. This article aims to address the phaenomenon of exterritoriality with respect to the selected provisions of the newly adopted
Agreement on Defence Cooperation between the Czech Republic and the United
States of America. This article aims to analyse selected provisions on exterritoriality in this Agreements in the light of the existing legislation. Also, it addresses the question, whether the Agreement might be considered as a demonstration of certain renaissance of extraterritoriality in our legal system.