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A Colorado property management company manages 200 rental units. A tenant files a fair housing complaint alleging the company steered tenants of a particular creed to specific buildings within the complex. The Colorado Civil Rights Division investigates and finds probable cause. Which of the following outcomes is the CCRD authorized to order as an administrative remedy?

Correct Answer

D) Injunctive relief, actual damages, and civil penalties

Under CADA, C.R.S. § 24-34-508, upon a finding of discrimination, the Colorado Civil Rights Division and Colorado Civil Rights Commission are authorized to order administrative remedies including injunctive relief (ordering the respondent to stop the discriminatory practice), actual damages to the complainant, and civil penalties. These are the standard administrative remedies available through the CCRD process.

Answer Options
A
Federal prosecution referral to the Department of Justice
B
Criminal prosecution of the property manager
C
Automatic revocation of all real estate licenses held by company employees
D
Injunctive relief, actual damages, and civil penalties

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