Bill Tallyrand, as county assessor, entered into a fraudulent scheme at the urging of his
son Tom, the county collector. Together they bilked the citizens of Lawrence County out
of millions of dollars. After the scheme was discovered, Bill refused to testify against his
son by claiming the Fifth Amendment's prohibition against self-incrimination. The
county prosecutor then granted Bill immunity, but he still refused to testify. What
punishment can the court inflict upon Bill to compel his testimony?