Being a Role-Model of the (Tennis) Court and the (Supreme) Court

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Being a Role-Model of the (Tennis) Court and the (Supreme) Court

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1 Australia (Ethics and Professional Responsibility)

Original Program Date:

March 3, 2022

Duration:

53 minutes

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In Djokovic v Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs [2022] FCAFC 3, the Federal Court upheld the Minister's decision to cancel Djokovic's visa. The Minister claimed that Djokovic is a "role-model" in sport and the wider community and could influence others to have similar disregard for COVID-19 precautionary requirements in Australia.

This session covers:
• the Djokovic case and the concept of being held to a higher standard of care when you are a "role-model";
• the test of good fame and character; and
• the type of misconduct that occurs outside of legal practice which can result in disciplinary action.

1 Australia (Ethics and Professional Responsibility)

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