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OmegaM posted...

The first ad says it's for when you shoot someone in lawful self defense. So as long as the people at the insurance company pay out money only when they actually believe someone acted within the law, I don't see a problem with it.

Lawful self-defense is something determined by a court of law.
The insurance is to help pay someone's legal defense fees in the court case to determine if it actually was lawful self-defense.

So unless they only pay out after the verdict and the insurance holder is on his own paying the legal fees until that point, they have no legal grounds to withhold the money from a defendant w/ the insurance to be used in his defense.

So yes, it's "murder insurance"