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I'm not concerned about being sued either, but if there is one thing I have learned from 40 years of watching our justice system work is that sometimes lawyers, prosecutors and judges care little about what is actually written in the law - especially when it is a high profile case during an election year with lots of media attention. Getting someone in the courtroom is more important than winning the case or getting a conviction. Legal immunity may help with the final verdict, but won't help with the ruinous legal fees.

Now do I have specific cases to cite? No. That hardly means it can't happen tomorrow. Come to think of it, I can't recall the subject of drunken self defense shooting ever coming up. You think they happened and the liberal media just let the story go because of immunity? Somehow I doubt it.

Civil law. Someone can sue you for serving them a glass of spoiled milk. No law or precedent needed.