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[Harry Potter] Does America have a problem with school spellings? Is there legislation to prevent this?

Given the school shootings epidemic, it seems unwise to equip a bunch of children with deadly wands. How do wizard schools prevent school spellers?
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Wizards are more resilient than Muggles and have better medical care. We know from the books that students often fall victim to hexes, curses, or physical attacks and bounce back pretty quickly. (Malfoy was turned into a ferret, the Weasley twins used to prank a lot of people by magic, and Hogwarts is filled with trap rooms and curses that could harm someone).

There are some curses that are lethal or dangerous but they seem to be rare and difficult to perform. Moody told his class that the Killing Curse is hard to perform even if you know the incantation, and Snape’s specialty curses are rare and self designed — not something your Adam Lanzas and Trenchcoat Mafia types would all be able to do. I’m sure it happens, but it’s probably not much worse than regular shootings are in real life.