Magical Law Enforcements

[Maxwell Rahl]

Worldwild, wizarding government bodies needed at least two things: justice and protection. Each wizarding community built their Ministry and their Justice departement. Magical Law Enforcements were departments created. The three biggest Magical Law Enforcements were the British, the MACUSA and the French, this one being an equivalence to the British. They worked closely with the International Confederation of Wizards and worked mostly to ensure the International Statute of Secrecy. 

 

The British Department of Magical Law Enforcement 

 

This department is the biggest department of the British Ministry of Magic. It takes function as a combination of justice and police. 

 

Main Subdivisions:

British Auror Office: Dealt with the capture of Dark wizards and witches. Their task is to investigate crimes related to Dark Arts practice and to capture Dark wizards and witches. British Aurors often collaborate with foreign Aurors Offices with international manhunts. Aurors can serve of soldiers in Wizarding Wars. 

Aurors can train to become Hit Wizards to enter the Magical Law Enforcement Squad, others are simply commissioned officers. Eligible candidates must follow a recruitment programme consisting into aptitute tests or through a solid background. Lead Aurors are in charge of investigations, help by Investigative Assistants, lower-ranked Aurors. They also assume the role of prison guard after Azkaban's Dementors were gone. 

Improper Use of Magic Office: Dealt with misuse of magic, where Muggles are involved. They investigate about breaches of the International Statute of Secrecy. That rules: Underage Sorcerers and Animagus 

Wizengamot: Judges 

 

The MACUSA Department of Magical Law Enforcement

 

It is responsible to uphold magical laws in the United States.

Aurors functions are the same in both countries. 

 

The International Confederation of Wizards is the maintenance of these activities.

 

Questions:

- Should the International Confederation of Wizards have their own Aurors Office?

- Should the Supreme Mugwump be higher than Ministries of Magic?

- Could the ICW be more active than Muggles United Nations?

 

 

 

 

[Craig Bowker]

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