A Florida judge rules that prosecutors may review Tiger Woods’ hospital records connected to his March vehicle crash and subsequent arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI). According to reports, Judge Darren Steele approves an agreement reached between Woods’ defense attorney and the State Attorney’s Office, allowing the prosecution to access the medical records as part of the DUI case. The decision follows Woods’ arrest after the crash in Florida. One report also states that after the incident Woods agreed to a Breathalyzer test, while he refused a urine test. The judge’s order specifically concerns hospital records tied to the crash and arrest period, and it permits prosecutors to examine those records under the terms outlined in the parties’ agreement. The ruling does not finalize any outcome in the case itself, but it enables the prosecution to obtain and review the medical information relevant to the matter. The reports describe the judge’s decision as an order granting prosecutors access to the records through the approved process.