Over the past 10 days, the most notable event of the Felt Felt Village is the Novak case that has been banned from entry into Australia. After the announcement was exempted from VFAO medical exemption on January 4, the world's number one player took a flight to Melbourne, but was announced by the Australian Border Guard as an invalid visa.
On January 10, the Australian Federal Court tried Novak Djokovic to win the first case. It seemed that the world's number one player was eligible to stay in Australia and expanded Australia to expand 2022 when the second news came.
However, Djokovic has not yet given up. The world's number one player and his lawyers will continue to appeal to stay in Australia. Accordingly, the second hearing of the Serbian star will take place at 5:30 this morning (Vietnam time) in Melborne.
On the morning of January 15, Djokovic was present at the Australian Ministry of Immigration and participated in the hearing for about 20 minutes. In particular, the parties argued to decide whether there should be 1 or 3 judges to run the official hearing in the morning.
Recently, the final decision was made. Accordingly, Djokovic and his lawyers can be assured when the trial will have 3 judges tomorrow, in accordance with his request. This is considered an advantage for Nole because if there are 3 judges, Immigration Minister Alex Hawke will not have the right to appeal to any court decision.
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