More Americans are taking out a drastic insurance policy as gun ownership and stand-your-ground laws continue to spread across the country. Around two million Americans now have self-defense insurance for incidents where they may shoot or kill another person while being attacked or fearing for their own life. These policies, which tend to fall between the regulatory cracks, can cover legal fees, provide attorneys or provide bail or the costs of a civil lawsuit brought by victims and their families.
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