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MACUSA

curse-to-kill policy

Curse-to-kill policy refers to a former MACUSA security measure that called for killing any magical creatures one encountered (Pm).

In 1927, the Protective Order on Thunderbirds exempted Thunderbirds from this policy. Later, an expansion of this order protected all magical creatures (Pm).

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Bill of Goblin Rights Code of Wand Use curse-to-kill policy Decree for the Reasonable Restriction of Underage Sorcery Educational Decree Number Twenty-eight Educational Decree Number Twenty-five Educational Decree Number Twenty-four Educational Decree Number Twenty-seven Educational Decree Number Twenty-six
Educational Decree Number Twenty-three Educational Decree Number Twenty-two Educational Decrees Guidelines for the Treatment of Non-Wizard Part-Humans International Ban on Duelling International Statute of Secrecy Ministry Hearing Summons Ministry Rules and Regulations Protective Order on Thunderbirds
Rappaport’s Law Section 13 of the International Confederation of Warlocks’ Statute of Secrecy Section 3A Sub-division dealing with No-Maj Fraternisation The Decree for Justifiable Confiscation Wand Ban of 1631 Wand Permit Werewolf Code of Conduct
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