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What is 'serious injury'?
A 'serious injury' typically refers to harm that requires significant medical attention, potentially involving hospitalisation, surgery, or long-term recovery. It's a legal and medical term that distinguishes more severe harm from minor injuries. The 13-year-old boy in Rochdale suffered a serious injury, indicating the significant impact of the stabbing.
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