Overview
- Prosecutors filed notice on June 13 that they intend to subpoena medical records from Cleveland Clinic Martin South related to Woods' post-crash treatment.
- The records request targets any patient statements about alcohol or chemical substance use, all drug-screen results, and the names of staff who conducted tests.
- Police arrested Woods after a March 27 rollover crash in Martin County and reported signs of impairment and two hydrocodone pills found on his person.
- Woods has pleaded not guilty and his lawyers have until June 25 to object to the planned subpoena, which prosecutors say will be formally issued on June 30.
- Prosecutors previously won court-ordered access to Woods' local pharmacy prescription records and the new effort could prompt further fights over medical privacy and protective orders.