"That's a very good point," Cade agreed, giving Emily a nod. "You see examples all the time of suspected Dark Wizards who get picked up for much smaller rule infractions. Who get prosecuted and imprisoned, in fact, for more provable laws. You need proof to prosecute someone as a Dark Witch or Wizard, but it is easier to find non-trade materials or Dark artifacts improperly kept in their homes."

Very clever was that Emily Browne. Very clever.

"Personally, I think it's also beneficial to be able to recognize laws when they are being broken for that first reason that Emily mentioned. We're a team, each with our own specialties, but if in the investigation of one crime, you spot another being broken, you can pass that on to the appropriate office and prevent your co-worker unnecessary effort and possibly save lives or personal effects."

So, moral of the story... it was vital to know everything one could about Wizarding Law. It was a reason they offered so much training on that topic.

"I'd like us to play a short trivia game today to brush up on our knowledge. We'll play by division, so your points will go toward a team count, with the winning team getting a free lunch and bragging rights." Cade removed a stack of cards from her pocket and shuffled through them until she came upon a likely question.

"Ready? What law is being broken when a Muggle reports a sighting of the Loch Ness Monster?"


ooc: Please put your division/department in the title of your post so I can keep score.