GA SB572

Creates a rebuttable presumption that any use of force in self-defense or defense of others is reasonable, necessary, and justified under Georgia law

Prohibits self-defense claims when force is used against a law enforcement officer who has properly identified themselves and the incident occurs in a public location

Allows immunity from prosecution claims to be raised at arraignment or as a pretrial motion, requiring clear and convincing evidence to overcome a prima-facie immunity claim

Requires law enforcement to make a probable cause determination that force was unlawful before arresting someone who used or threatened defensive force

Extends civil liability immunity to protect defenders from lawsuits brought by legal representatives or heirs of the person against whom justified force was used