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State Attorney Thomas Bakkedahl holds a press conference on the investigation and decisions leading up to Tiger Woods' plea deal, where his DUI charge was reduced to reckless driving.
State Attorney Thomas Bakkedahl holds a press conference on the investigation and decisions leading up to Tiger Woods' plea deal, where his DUI charge was reduced to reckless driving.
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Tiger Woods DUI
S1, EP4 "Prosecution Speaks After Woods Plea Deal Hearing"State Attorney Thomas Bakkedahl holds a press conference on the investigation and decisions leading up to Tiger Woods' plea deal, where his DUI charge was reduced to reckless driving.
Tiger Woods DUI
S1, EP3 "Tiger Woods Change of Plea Hearing"Legendary golfer Tiger Woods appears in court following his March rollover car crash, where he faces a DUI charge and is expected to pivot from his initial not guilty plea.
Tiger Woods DUI
S1, EP1 "Woods Arraignment After Not Guilty Plea"Tiger Woods' defense team attends his arraignment hearing after the golf legend plead not guilty to driving under the influence after being involved in a rollover car crash in Florida.
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