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ARTICLE · 31 AUGUST 2022

Nick Kyrgios refused adjournment in assault case

Discussion about assault charges. Recent example included.

AustraliaCriminal Law

The Nick Kyrgios common assault case has taken a twist after the tennis star's application for a three-month adjournment was refused.

The 27-year-old did not appear at the ACT Magistrates Court as prepares for the US Open.

The court was told that an application would be made on behalf of Mr Kyrgios at a later date.

The matter will return to court on 4 October.

Nick Kyrgios Adjournment Refused

The Nick Kyrgios assault case relates to an allegation in January 2021. However, it was only reported to police in December of the same year.

Reports have suggested that the complainant in the case is his ex-girlfriend Chiara Passar, making this a domestic violence case.

Mr Kyrgios' lawyer requested a three-month adjournment to make an application. No details were provided about what the application would be, however it was suggested that it would be capable of finalising the common assault case.

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