Rappaport's Law

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Rappaport's Law is a strict 18th-century American wizarding statute in the Harry Potter universe that enforced total segregation between magical and non-magical communities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf magical statute
wizarding law
appearsIn Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them screenplay NERFINISHED
appliesTo American No-Maj community
American wizarding community
author J. K. Rowling (creator of the concept) NERFINISHED
classification segregation law
consequenceOf a security breach at MACUSA involving a No-Maj
countryOfJurisdiction United States of America (wizarding community) NERFINISHED
enforcedBy MACUSA NERFINISHED
Magical Congress of the United States of America NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverse Harry Potter universe NERFINISHED
Wizarding World NERFINISHED
genre fantasy law
governs conduct of American witches and wizards toward No-Majs
hasEffectOn American wizard–No-Maj relations NERFINISHED
inspiredBy themes of segregation and secrecy in real-world history
introducedInFranchise Fantastic Beasts film series NERFINISHED
introducedInWork Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (film) NERFINISHED
inUniverseDateOfEnactment 1790s (approximate)
inUniverseLanguage English
legalEffect enforced total segregation between magical and non-magical communities
prohibited marriage between wizards and No-Majs
prohibited social interaction between wizards and No-Majs
restricted contact between wizarding and non-magical societies
legalStatus repealed by the 20th century
locationOfJurisdiction North America NERFINISHED
namedAfter Emily Rappaport NERFINISHED
prohibits friendship between wizards and No-Majs
marriage between wizards and No-Majs
romantic relationships between wizards and No-Majs
sharing magical information with No-Majs
purpose to prevent exposure of magic to No-Majs
to protect the secrecy of the American wizarding community
relatedTo International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy NERFINISHED
setting 18th-century American wizarding society
stricterThan International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy NERFINISHED
timePeriod 18th century

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