Tiger Woods's attorney is contesting the request for his prescription drug records in response to the DUI charges leveled against him.
The legal dispute revolves around the argument that Woods has a constitutional right to privacy concerning these records unless their pertinence to the criminal investigation is proven.
Woods, who pleaded not guilty to DUI, was involved in a road incident in March where he was found with hydrocodone pills in his possession. He attributed the accident to distraction from his phone.
The golf icon, who has faced health challenges in the past, expressed his intention to seek treatment and focus on his well-being following the incident.
Although granted permission to seek help abroad, Woods continues to face legal scrutiny as his attorney seeks to protect his medical privacy.
