Fair Housing
An Alaska property manager's 'no smoking' policy that applies equally to all tenants is:
ADiscriminatory because it impacts persons with COPD who need medical marijuana
BA lawful, neutral policy that does not discriminate based on a protected class✓ Correct
CProhibited under the Fair Housing Act
DRequired to include exceptions for medical marijuana users
Explanation
A uniformly enforced no-smoking policy is a lawful housing rule. While an applicant with a disability might request a reasonable accommodation for medical marijuana, Alaska and most states do not require accommodations for illegal federal drug use — marijuana remains federally classified as a Schedule I controlled substance.
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