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Marcus, a licensed Arkansas real estate salesperson, is reviewing the possible consequences his broker could face after AREC investigated a fair housing complaint and determined the broker had engaged in discriminatory practices. Which of the following is NOT a disciplinary action that AREC is authorized to impose on an Arkansas licensee found to have violated the Arkansas Fair Housing Act?

Correct Answer

D) Imposition of a criminal jail sentence on the broker without referral to a court

AREC is an administrative licensing body and does not have the authority to impose criminal penalties such as a jail sentence. Criminal prosecution for fair housing violations must be referred to and handled by the appropriate court system. AREC's disciplinary authority is limited to administrative sanctions against a licensee's license, such as suspension, revocation, fines, and remedial education requirements, under Ark. Code Ann. § 17-42-101 et seq. and AREC Rules.

Answer Options
A
Suspension of the broker's real estate license
B
Revocation of the broker's real estate license
C
Requirement to complete additional fair housing education as a condition of license reinstatement
D
Imposition of a criminal jail sentence on the broker without referral to a court

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