Source: New York Post
Tiger Woods’ legal team has objected to a subpoena request by Florida state prosecutors to release the pro golfer’s medication records after his DUI arrest in Jupiter Island on March 27, according to USA Today. Prosecutors in the case, for which Woods pleaded not guilty to DUI, filed a notice in court on April 7, saying they planned to subpoena Woods’ medication records since Jan. 1.
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