Cogdill v. State

OPINION

MANNHEIMER, Judge.

Jerry Dwight Cogdill appeals his convietion for bootlegging-selling aleoholic beverages without a license-in a "local option" *633community (4.e., a community that has voted to restrict the sale and/or possession of alcoholic beverages under AS 0411491).1 Cog-dill claims that the superior court was obliged to dismiss the prosecution pursuant to Criminal Rule 48(c) because the district attorney's office refused to grant immunity to a potential witness who asserted her privilege against self-incrimination and declined to testify.

For the reasons explained here, we conclude…