Fair Housing
Under the Fair Housing Act, maximum civil penalties for a first violation in a HUD administrative proceeding can be up to approximately:
A$10,000
B$21,410✓ Correct
C$50,000
D$100,000
Explanation
For cases adjudicated by HUD administrative law judges, maximum civil penalties are adjusted periodically for inflation. As of recent adjustments, first-time violators may face penalties up to approximately $21,410; subsequent violations within a 7-year period carry higher maximums.
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