John is in a bar with some friends. After having a few drinks, John talks to a woman sitting at a table with a couple of other women. Later, John walks to the restroom and accidently trips, pushing the woman he was talking with earlier. The woman is knocked to the floor and sustains a bloody nose.
What crime has the John committed?
A) Disorderly conduct
B) Aggravated assault
C) Simple assault
D) There is no crime.
Question 2
Aggravated assault is usually committed with a weapon or by some means likely to produce great bodily harm or death. How is great bodily harm defined?
A) Injuries that include a laceration that requires stitches, or a broken bone, or a fracture of a tooth
B) Injuries that cause a high probability of death, or serious permanent disfigurement, or a loss or impairment of body members or organs
C) Injuries that cause pain, bruising, or other effects that temporality affect the function of a person's mobility.
D) All of the above are included in the definition of great bodily harm.
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