Patches
Tuesday 24th April 2007 02:03 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages |
| Ok. The trial is rigged but that is ok because Harry didn't eat with the Durseley's anyway. Now why did Harry fall asleeep after drinking the tea? Is it drugged or is it his injuries? What will happen next? I look forward to the next part of the story. Thanks for writing. p |
GryffindorDragon
Friday 16th March 2007 10:52 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages |
Interesting court scene. But is Tonks statement quite right. Maybe I'm wrong, but isn't it the case in the British system that the court presumes guilt unless proven innocent? Wouldn't that mean that Tonks has to prove to the court that Harry didn't poison them rather then the prosecution having to prove that Harry did? That's what I've heard anyway -- and hearsay doesn't stand in a court of law.
Very creative approach to getting Harry out of a seemingly impossible situation.
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| Friday 16th March 2007 11:23 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages (Author Response) |
Maybe I'm wrong, but isn't it the case in the British system that the court presumes guilt unless proven innocent?
Thanks for the review, it is much appreciated. Have to say though that you are mistaken in one thing. The British legal system is very much an innocent until proven guilty one. Having worked in the Court service and for numerous solicitors I can honestly claim that to be true. Thanks again for taking the time to review. |
Ladybug
Friday 16th March 2007 03:06 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages |
| I love a court-room drama! Keep up the great work! |
MartinDean
Thursday 15th March 2007 09:40 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages |
| Keep up the good work, I am really enjoying this story.. congratulations again! |
eekii
Thursday 15th March 2007 00:25 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages |
Thanks for the update! This is really going well. It would be very hard to prove guilt. Harry could just claim that he ran in, saw the bodies, and ran away.
Thanksss
Ed. |
Elvenlaughter
Wednesday 14th March 2007 06:54 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages |
| Yes! He has proof that he wasn't there when it happened! I'm enjoying the court proceedings very much! Do update soon! |
Grandma Kate
Tuesday 13th March 2007 22:30 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages |
Wonderful court scene.
Death by cauliflower cheese, a well known lethal dish! |
| Friday 16th March 2007 11:27 | Harry Potter and the Book of Ages (Author Response) |
| Thanks for your review... glad you like the court scene, I have tried to get it as accurate as I can. One question though... have you ever tried my cauliflower cheese???? |
