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A complainant files a fair housing charge with the Minnesota Department of Human Rights alleging discrimination based on sexual orientation. After investigating, the MDHR finds probable cause. What is the next step in the Minnesota administrative process?

Correct Answer

B) The MDHR attempts to conciliate (settle) the matter between the parties

Under Minn. Stat. § 363A.28, after the MDHR finds probable cause, the agency is required to attempt conciliation — a voluntary settlement process between the complainant and respondent. If conciliation fails, the matter may proceed to a hearing before the Office of Administrative Hearings or the parties may elect to proceed in district court.

Answer Options
A
The case is automatically referred to the U.S. Department of Justice for prosecution
B
The MDHR attempts to conciliate (settle) the matter between the parties
C
The complainant must immediately file a civil lawsuit in district court
D
The respondent is automatically assessed a civil penalty by the MDHR Commissioner

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