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At a brokerage meeting in Prescott, a landlord ignores requests for information in a housing-discrimination investigation and assumes silence ends the matter. What should the parties assume under current Arizona rules?

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D) refusing to cooperate does not make a fair-housing investigation disappear and can deepen enforcement risk

Under Arizona Attorney General fair-housing enforcement materials, refusing to cooperate does not make a fair-housing investigation disappear and can deepen enforcement risk.

Answer Options
A
silence automatically closes a fair-housing file in that Arizona transaction
B
cooperation matters only in tax audits under current Arizona law
C
complaint investigations end if the respondent stops answering email
D
refusing to cooperate does not make a fair-housing investigation disappear and can deepen enforcement risk

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