Sentence examples for causing serious bodily harm from inspiring English sources

He was later arrested and has been charged with causing serious bodily harm.

Anthony Handley, 64, pleaded guilty to causing the death of Olivia Dunne and causing serious bodily harm to her 15-week-old daughter on Jan . 17 , 2014

The sex workers face criminal charges of intentionally causing serious bodily harm, even though there is no evidence they were aware of their HIV status.

Many rapes and beatings occurred, and these meet the U.N. Genocide Convention's definition of "causing serious bodily harm" to victims on the basis of their group identity and with the intent to destroy the group.

Most recently, a West Palm Beach man was charged with unlicensed practice of health care causing serious bodily harm after he reportedly injected silicone into at least two people's buttocks in a motel room.

On 21 November 2007, Van der Sloot and the Kalpoe brothers were re-arrested in Arnhem, Netherlands and Aruba for "suspicion of involvement in voluntary manslaughter and causing serious bodily harm that resulted in the death of Natalee Holloway" because of what the Aruba prosecutor's office stated was "new incriminating evidence" related to the disappearance of Holloway.

"We are urging people to stay out of the water and off the beaches due to debris that could pose potential risk and cause serious bodily harm," Lieutenant Carr said in a statement.

There would be two major sentences for stone throwers – those who endanger the safety of someone inside a vehicle could be jailed for 10 years without proof there was intention to harm; those throwing stones at people could be sentenced for up to 20 years in prison without the need to prove they intended to cause serious bodily harm.

It was an insanity to allow him near deadly tools and things that could be used to cause serious bodily harm, and yet, he was in close proximity to these things, unsupervised, much of the time I observed his behavior.

The difference is that the prosecution must prove that you intended to cause serious bodily harm under Section 18, whereas they need only show that you acted recklessly under Section 20.

You are guaranteed a solid 5 to 12 minutes to woo your target, and unlike hitting on someone in a bar, he or she can't escape you (aside from hurling herself off of the chair which would cause serious bodily harm).