no alcohol in his blood. considering this and the fact he wasn t even driving, was he wrong to cooperate with the authorities. joining me, two defense attorneys you know, cnn legal analysts who differ on the question. mark o mara and danny cevallos. i have oh march s s number in case i am jammed in florida, and cevallos in pennsylvania and new york. danny, did he cooperate too much? in a way. any dui defendant has to consider what outcome they want to see. in tiger woods case, he probably doesn t care about a license suspension or conviction, has to worry about his brand. even if he refuses to conduct field sobriety tests, refuses a br breath test and you auri in, e . balance that with unreliable