Yes, a gun charge is typically considered a violent crime because it involves the possession, use, or discharge of a weapon that can cause harm or injury to others.
ANY violent crime is bad.
The same as any violent crime
You need to consult with a lawyer in your state.
That is an extremely broad question. Gun crime is a problem everywhere, but crime in general is a problem (contrary to popular belief, a very large percentage of violent crime involves no weapons or weapons other than guns).
There does appear to be one. It is an INVERSE correlation. As the rate of gun ownership INCREASES, the rate of violent crime DECREASES.
It will only be considered violent if you point the gun at a person, attempt to fire the gun at a person, or shoot at a person. But first off, if you are using a gun unlawfully, you will already be fined significantly. As far as the law is concerned, any use of a firearm unlawfully will be considered violent, whether any of the above is done or not. Minor firearm offenses, such as improper transport methods in a car, are not.
In Idaho your gun rights are automatically restored upon completion of sentence. Unless you are convicted of a violent crime listed in state code you don't have to do anything. If you committed a violent crime you can petition the parole commission to restore gun rights 5 years after completing the sentence.
US obviously because of gun crime they should put more laws on guns duuh
Yes, threatening someone with a gun is considered a felony as it is a serious crime that can result in severe legal consequences.
Not enough information is given - it depends on the crime and the formal charge.
The crime committed when someone threatens another person with a gun is typically considered assault with a deadly weapon.
It varies a little year to year, but in the U.S. according to the FBI, about 20-30 percent of all violent crime involves a gun.