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What is a 'serious injury'?
The 13-year-old boy in Rochdale suffered 'serious injuries' from a 'serious and sustained attack'. This typically means injuries that are life-threatening, could cause lasting harm, or require significant medical intervention. It's a legal term that helps determine the severity of the crime and potential charges.
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