However, based on Verily's evidence, he suspends the licenses of all witchers in New England for alleged misconduct; since, to reinstate their licenses, a witcher would have to prove his claims in a normal court, and since this is impossible, it effectively ends the practice of witch trials while leaving the laws on the books.
Verily's evidence led to the suspension of witch licenses in New England, alleging misconduct; however, proving their claims in a regular court is impossible, effectively ending witch trials while leaving the legal framework intact.