Tiger Woods pleads no contest to reckless driving, avoids jail with five-year license suspension

Tiger Woods has pleaded no contest to reckless driving in Florida after a March rollover crash, with prosecutors dropping the DUI charges as part of a plea deal. He received a five-year driving privilege suspension and a $1,000 fine, avoiding prison time for the incident. A judge warned Woods he could face jail if he were to drive while his license is suspended. News reports describe the crash and Woods’s subsequent appearance in a Stuart, Florida courtroom, where the plea was formalized. The coverage comes from multiple outlets detailing the same settlement and its consequences for Woods’ driving rights.