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Court Documents Show Tiger Woods Plans to Change Not Guilty Plea in DUI Case in Florida
- On Wednesday, Sept. 2, Eldrick Tiger Woods is scheduled to appear at the Martin County Courthouse for a change-of-plea hearing before County Judge Darren Steele at 8:30 a.m.
- The charges stem from a March 27 rollover crash on South Beach Road on Jupiter Island, where Woods faces misdemeanor DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test.
- Investigators reported Woods' "normal faculties were impaired" and found two hydrocodone pills in his pocket; a breath test measured 0.00 for alcohol, yet he refused to provide a urine sample.
- Woods' attorney, Douglas Duncan, filed notice describing the hearing as a "plea conference," and Woods received court approval in April to travel abroad for "comprehensive inpatient treatment" while his case remains pending.
- This hearing arrives nearly a decade after Woods' 2017 DUI-related arrest in Palm Beach County, where he pleaded guilty to reckless driving; representatives declined to comment when reached on Tuesday.
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Five months after his car accident, Tiger Woods is expected in court, with a change in strategy of the 50-year-old, who had so far pleaded not guilty.
Woods to change not guilty plea in DUI case, court documents show
Sept 1 : Tiger Woods is scheduled to appear in a Florida court on Wednesday to change his not guilty plea as part of an ongoing impaired-driving case against the 15-times major champion, court documents showed.Woods’ attorney, Douglas Duncan, filed a document with the Martin County Circuit Court on Tuesday
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