Source: BroBible
Summary
Tiger Woods was arrested for DUI after flipping his car and failing several field sobriety tests, despite testing 0.0 percent for alcohol. A lawyer, Tarlika Nunez-Navarro, believes the prosecution will have a tough time proving the charge due to lack of definitive proof of impairment. Woods refused a urine test, which may have been a strategic decision to create reasonable doubt.
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The charge arrives with confidence.
Tiger Woods’ DUI case is like a familiar rerun. The police say he showed signs of impairment, but without a urine test, it’s just their word against his medical history. His lawyers will likely challenge the lawfulness of his detention and argue that the refusal to take the urine test was a smart move. A plea deal might be in the cards, because who needs a trial when you can just reduce the charges?
Original observation: DUI charges are like golf swings – sometimes you just have to take a mulligan.
Author: Evan Null
