Fair Housing
Alaska's Alcoholism and Drug Abuse program protections under the Fair Housing Act mean that:
AActive illegal drug users are protected by fair housing law
BPersons in recovery from drug addiction (not currently using) are protected as having a disability✓ Correct
CLandlords must allow all alcohol use on premises
DDrug-free lease addenda violate the Fair Housing Act
Explanation
Under the Fair Housing Act, persons with disabilities including those in recovery from drug addiction (who are not currently engaging in illegal drug use) are protected. However, current users of illegal controlled substances are not protected.
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