Judge Allows Prosecutors to Review Tiger Woods' Medical Records in DUI Case

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A judge has ruled that prosecutors can review Tiger Woods' medical records related to his March DUI arrest in Florida.
The agreement allows access to hospital and prescription records, with a protective order limiting release to authorized personnel.

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A judge has ruled that prosecutors can review Tiger Woods' medical records related to his March DUI arrest in Florida. The agreement allows access to hospital and prescription records, with a protective order limiting release to authorized personnel.

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