Now this makes sense to me. Either way, the real question hete is, let say an armed crazy started firing on a crowd and an armed citizen makes a heroic shot at the crazy gunman and saves the lives of countless people at the mall. Is this upstanding citizen punished for acting and taking out a crazed gunman?
Depends on how big of a douche the prosecutor is. There is always jury nullification...
Well, first you have to be charged and arrested.
Then they have to determine if there is sufficient evidence for a trial.
Then prosecuted.
Then a jury decides, and it takes ALL of them.
So, in Indiana probably safe.
In California, better get used to walls.