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Judge Orders Tiger Woods Medication Records for DUI Case

9/2/2026

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Steele Orders Records

Judge Darren Steele authorized prosecutors to obtain Woods' prescription medication records.
Prosecutors subpoenaed Lewis Pharmacy for all medication logs from the start of the year through March 31, 2026.
The court order bars public release, limiting access to state officials and the defense.
Prosecutors specifically request any driving warnings printed on Woods' pill bottles.
Attorney Douglas Duncan said the record review could affect Woods' upcoming change-of-plea hearing.

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Police noted he was sweating, with bloodshot eyes and found two hydrocodone pills.
He will appear at Martin County Courthouse Wednesday 8:30 a.m. and said he is stepping away for treatment.

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Steele Orders Records

Judge Darren Steele authorized prosecutors to obtain Woods' prescription medication records.
Prosecutors subpoenaed Lewis Pharmacy for all medication logs from the start of the year through March 31, 2026.
The court order bars public release, limiting access to state officials and the defense.
Prosecutors specifically request any driving warnings printed on Woods' pill bottles.
Attorney Douglas Duncan said the record review could affect Woods' upcoming change-of-plea hearing.

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