⇒ The 1861 Offences Against the Person Act combines all the non-fatal offences.

⇒ There are varying degrees of seriousness of the non-fatal offences against the person: Common Assault is the least serious and the section 18 offence of Grievous Bodily Harm is at the top of the pile in seriousness.

⇒ You do not look at non fatal offenses against the person where someone has died, unless you are trying to find the crime in unlawful act manslaughter.