In the U.S. generally speaking, if you are found to be acting in self defense when you shoot another person, there generally is no punishment. You may, depending on the circumstances, have to hire an attorney, and there have been cases where people appeared to have acted in self defense but went to jail anyway, but there are usually mitigating circumstances, or some sort of odd law.
You will have to go to court.
It depends on local legislation.
Federal prison time, fine.
Czech gun laws require gun licence and registration of proper firearms (made after 1890, not percusion, not airguns etc..). Gun licence is "shall issue" even for selfdefense. Schools are not gun-free zones. (sidenote: CR had more ccw licences per capita than Texas in 2009) Handguns and "evil assauls weapons" are legal for licence holders 18+ old or 21+ for self-defence. See wikipedia for more detailed information.
The same as if you were arrested for any crime. You would be tried to determine if you broke the law, and if you did, what the proper punishment would be. "Gun charges" is a very vague term- punishment would depend on the crime.
I know that a felon can NOT own a gun but is there any problem with a felon being around someone who has a gun?
only get time 4 agrresion only selfdefense and u dont get busted
Up to and including death depending on the cirucumstances
5 Years!! Mandatory, Look on cps website
This is the same thing as say breaking a TV. If it is not yours, it could be considered vandalism. The highest punishment for this would be a fine and maybe a night in jail.
You need a lawyer
The firearm used by Gary Gilmore for two murders in the case that reinstated capital punishment.