Tiger Woods Refusal: New Florida Law Turns DUI Refusal into Crime
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Tiger Woods car crash in March 2023 raised eyebrows due to signs of impairment, but his breath test came back clean. However, he refused a urine test, which is now a crime under Floridas new law, Trentons Law, enacted in October 2025. Refusal results in a second-degree misdemeanor charge, up to 60 days in jail, and a one-year license suspension. The law was born from a fatal DUI crash linked to Trenton Stewart, who avoided testing. Floridas implied consent rule requires drivers to agree to sobriety checks. Legal experts warn that refusing tests complicates prosecution, as chemical evidence is crucial. Woods case underscores the challenges of DUI investigations when drivers refuse tests, even with stricter laws.
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