What type of bodily injury is included under "simple assault"?

Simple assault is typically defined as inflicting or intending to inflict bodily harm on another person without the use of a weapon or causing an injury that requires medical attention. The term "bodily injury" encompasses any physical pain, illness, or any impairment of physical condition. This definition makes it clear that even minor injuries, such as bruises or scratches, fall under the category of bodily injury. Therefore, this option directly aligns with the legal framework regarding what constitutes simple assault, distinguishing it from more serious classifications of assault that may involve significant or substantial bodily injuries, or no injury at all.

Serious bodily injury and substantial bodily injury are terms that denote a higher level of harm that typically involves significant consequences and more severe legal implications. The option referencing no injury at all does not apply since simple assault requires some form of injury to fit within the legal definition.