"We also have lawyers in Muggle Britain, and they'd think your lawyers are cute."
It's a funny line, but is it plausible? Is it just that wizard law is less complex?
From Chapter 79:
...Harry nodded, his mouth set. "Exactly what sort of penalty is Hermione facing? Snapped wand and expulsion -"
"No," Severus said. "Nothing that light. Are you willfully misunderstanding, Potter? She is facing the Wizengamot. There is no set penalty. There is only the vote."
Harry Potter murmured, "The rule of law, in complex times, has proved itself deficient; we much prefer the rule of men, it's vastly more efficient... There's no constraining legal rules at all, then?"
Light glinted off the old wizard
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