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As a member of two professional magic associations, I strive to follow their code of ethics in all aspects of my magical research or performance.

(These Guidelines of Ethics were jointly approved by the Society of American Magicians and the International Brotherhood of Magicians)

All members of The Society of American Magicians agree to:

  • Oppose the willful exposure to the public of any principles of the Art of Magic, or the methods employed in any magic effect or illusion.
  • Display ethical behavior in the presentation of magic to the public and in our conduct as magicians, including not interfering with or jeopardizing the performance of another magician either through personal intervention or the unauthorized use of another’s creation.
  • Recognize and respect for rights of the creators, inventors, authors, and owners of magic concepts, presentations, effects and literature, and their rights to have exclusive use of, or to grant permission for the use by others of such
  • Discourage false or misleading statements in the advertising of effects, and literature, merchandise or actions pertaining to the magical arts.
  • Discourage advertisement in magic publications for any magical apparatus, effect, literature or other materials for which the advertiser does not have commercial rights.
  • Promote the humane treatment and care of livestock used in magical