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Shooting someone in your castle has much more protection against both criminal and civil suits. He probably understands this.

RJ

I think the OP may have been focusing on something completely different. I believe he may be worried about what happens after he defends himself, even if it is a righteous shooting. He may have heard the multitude of stories about how you can sit in jail for months, pay tens of thousands of dollars, lose everything you own, and still end up getting convicted if the DA is an anti. In that case, it seems like the government is as out to get you as the bad guy was.

I hate to use cliches, but I would advise him, "Better to be judged by twelve than carried by six".

RJ