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Tiger Woods set to change plea in Florida impaired-driving case
The 15-time major champion is scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday to modify his not guilty plea in an ongoing DUI investigation, according to court filings.
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Tiger Woods is expected to change his legal position in a Florida impaired-driving case during a court appearance scheduled for Wednesday, court documents have revealed.
The golfing legend, a 15-time major tournament winner, originally entered a not guilty plea but is now set to alter that position as part of the proceedings related to the case.
Woods' appearance comes as part of the broader legal process surrounding the impaired-driving allegations. The nature of any revised plea and potential outcome remains subject to court proceedings.
The case has drawn significant attention given Woods' status as one of golf's most accomplished players. Details regarding specific charges and the circumstances leading to the legal action have been the subject of ongoing public interest.
Court officials have scheduled the Wednesday hearing to formally record any changes to Woods' legal position in the matter.