Chapter 1912 Journeyman (Part 2)

In Homer's epic poem, there is an ancient Greek word polis, but neither "The Iliad" nor "The Odyssey" describe it in a strict sense.

This word can be understood as "citizen", or it can be understood as the decision-making institution in a city-state, or any organization that operates in this way. In short, the ancient Greek system of high mountains and few people is very suitable for the British Ministry of Magic. Harry was summoned

When Wizengamot voted by show of hands, this was also used in the citizens' assembly in Athens, which was done publicly by raising the right hand.

The vote on whether Socrates is guilty or not is by secret ballot, and does not require the same risk of civil war as a plebiscite. Amelia Bones, who voted on Harry's innocence at the table, was an escaped Death Eater.

killed.

At the same time, the word polis also means police in Creole. The profession of Auror can be understood as either a police officer or an agent. When there is a shortage of manpower, there is no way to "part-time". Originally, wizards have few manpower.

Aurors must pass the exam before they can join. The Second Wizarding War allowed Harry Potter to lead his classmates as an Auror on the front line of capturing dark wizards. From being a hunted object to becoming a

the pursuer.

This kind of day was suitable for him, but it was extremely painful for him to sit in the Executive Department of the Ministry of Magic and review documents and files. After Ron Weasley came, he simply moved to the Auror office. He was

I really have no interest in power.

Kingsley's hair has turned white. Defeating the purebloods and the Dark Lord does not mean that the wizarding world will have zero distance from the Muggle world from now on. However, some people are unhappy. She must do it in public in front of Muggles.

Magic is used in public, and it doesn't matter whether the werewolf is in a Muggle area or not. In short, the International Secrecy Act is at a high alert level for exposure.

When Muggles are in a peaceful, orderly and stable society, and have no worries about food and clothing, they are more civilized and polite. However, in a place of disorder, it is difficult to exercise their right to freedom.

The restrictions imposed by the public security agencies on freedom can exactly make people more free. The two concepts of security and freedom seem to be contradictory, but in fact they are complementary to each other. For example, when a pedestrian crosses the road, the red light turns on, the car stops, and the pedestrian crosses the street. Pedestrians cannot cross the street.

When crossing the street, cars would increase their accelerator and rush towards the crowd. Only when everyone obeys the traffic rules can the traffic flow smoothly, so that everyone can be free.

Theoretically, the constitution cannot be violated, but that is only in theory. Constitutional monarchy itself is also a struggle between the constitution and the king. British judges have always been lax in supervising constitutional review, because the UK itself only has an unwritten constitution.

One of the most famous and far-reaching clauses is Article 39, which is still a basic principle of the common law system today. It stipulates: "No free man shall be legally liable to the law of the land without having been legally adjudicated by his equals in accordance with the laws of the land."

No judge shall be arrested, imprisoned, confiscated of property, deprived of legal protection, exiled, or subjected to any other form of harm.”

This constitution was almost abolished when William Pitt Jr. came to power. There was an ocean trench between Britain and France. Of course, there would be French revolutionaries who came to England to spread the revolution.

William Pitt Jr. told guests at a Downing Street banquet that "Britain's form will remain as it is until the Last Judgment."

One count at the scene was not so optimistic. He said worriedly, "It's very possible, but what I'm worried about is the day when there won't be a trial."

Sirius Black was imprisoned in Azkaban for 12 years without trial. If he had not escaped on his own, he might have been imprisoned until the day he died of natural causes.

William Pitt Jr. was generally a liberal and progressive, but the disruption in Europe and the terrible situation in France led him to the path of suppression, especially when revolutionary propaganda began to have an impact in Britain and shaken the British government.

King George III went crazy again. In order to suppress radicalism, Pitt accused three people of treason in 1794, legislated a ban on people and publications that defamed the country, and suspended the writ of habeas corpus.

When the country is in a state of emergency, it is a last resort to deprive slaves of their legal protection rights in violation of the Constitution. In 1771, the British issued a writ of habeas corpus to a detained slave and ordered the slave to be released. The judge responsible for this case happened to be Stowe

Lord Will.

There is no slavery in Britain. A slave's status as a slave upon arrival in Britain is temporarily suspended until he voluntarily returns to a country that has not abolished slavery.

Exiles from France should also be protected by the writ of habeas corpus, but because the British suspended the writ of habeas corpus, they lost this legal protection.

Radicals would hold inflammatory rallies, and the reduction in Baltic grain harvests in 1801 led to the Bread and Blood movement in Britain. Threatening slogans were thought to be the product of Jacobin and French propaganda.

Some people feel angry, while others are infected. The United Kingdom has achieved a constitutional monarchy, but a constitutional monarchy is different from a republic. In other words, those who stormed the Tuileries Palace on August 10 were purely seeking regicide. Who can imagine the same

The drama unfolds at Buckingham Palace.

Exaggerated words can not only stir up people's nerves and tremble, but also tremble the spiritual world violently, just like an earthquake. If the superstructure is not stable enough, it will fall apart like the house in France.

As long as people fall into a certain state, they are completely irrational, and the bayonet may work.

If it is "normal times", the police with shields are dispatched, and public security is also under administrative management. The administrative police are mainly responsible for preventing the occurrence, deterioration and spread of chaos, while the judicial police are mainly responsible for criminal investigation, such as tracing the perpetrators and collecting evidence.

In other words, the judicial police does not include punishment, but only prepares for the judge's trial.

The Royal Court is the court of first instance, and the Court of Appeal generally handles appeals. If a civilian feels that he does not believe the judge, he can go to the Royal Court to file a complaint and believe in the king's fair decision.

To file a lawsuit in the royal court, you must first obtain a license issued by the king, and this license needs to be purchased with money. This is another income for the king in addition to taxes. Of course, the feudal nobles are not willing to do so. It deprives the nobles of their rights.

Because of his judicial discretion, the King was forced to impose restrictions on the issuance of licenses through the Treaty of Oxford.

Although the charters issued by Parliament have been suspended, the king's license can still be issued. French exiles who want to obtain personal protection rights from the British can spend money to buy it. With this thing, the police will be dispatched to protect the exiles as before.

To ensure the personal safety of the lover, there is no need to be like Madame Dubarry, whose lover's head would be thrown in through the window when she was living in seclusion.

Hermione Granger is currently busy with the Wizarding Census, which is often conducted in the Muggle world. Hermione wants to use the census to determine the actual population of wizards after the war, unlike Shabat, who lives alone.

Same thing, no one knows when he dies.

Of course, you can also register those people as werewolves during the census. This is like the royal court, which delivers the werewolf registration office to your doorstep. Werewolves do not need to go to the Ministry of Magic to register.

The theory is good, but the key point is that wizards are not Muggles. They do not always live in cities. Some live in the countryside or even in abandoned huts in the wilderness. They are self-sufficient in almost everything and rarely have contact with outsiders.

Until one day, a man lying in the snow caught the attention of one of the hermits.

The man was missing one hand, which was replaced with a prosthetic hand made of silver.

If she hadn't opened the door that day, would the next story have unfolded?

People often say that when God closes a door, he opens a window. When the Gryffindor girl closes the door to the common room, will the boy crying at the door come to Hufflepuff's side as a guest?

This is the common room of this college that Harry Potter has never been to in all his years of studying, although it seems to have no sense of existence.

After placing the mass bell on the top of the pavilion next to the courtyard filled with sphinxes, Severus looked up at the sky. The night was still dark and he did not see the aurora.

But the gravel-strewn courtyard is filled with water, and what it reflects is not the Parisian sky.

There is a ship on the sea. The blue sky and white sails complement each other, and there is a gold-plated mermaid bow. It looks very beautiful.

You can see people on the boat from a distance, but they are so small that they look like two black dots.

"Come on, sir!" Lucius shouted.

Severus looked at Paris again, only to find that it was covered in a red light, like a sea of ​​fire.

He opened his cloak and fell to the ground like a bat.

"To Luxembourg," Severus said, then grabbed Haji's arm and Disapparated.

"Hold my hand." Lucius looked at Felix and said impatiently, and the latter was not so willing to hold Lucius's arm, and then the two of them disappeared from the Bagatier Garden.
Chapter completed!