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A Connecticut landlord learns that a tenant is experiencing domestic violence. Under Connecticut law, the landlord must be aware that:
AThe tenant's situation has no legal implications for the landlord
BConnecticut law provides protections for victims of domestic violence including the right to terminate a lease early under certain conditions and restrictions on eviction✓ Correct
CThe landlord may use domestic violence as grounds for eviction since it may attract criminal activity
DThe landlord must immediately call the police
Explanation
Connecticut has enacted protections for domestic violence victims in housing. These include the right to terminate a lease early when fleeing a dangerous situation, limitations on the landlord's ability to evict a tenant who is a victim of domestic violence, and prohibitions on discrimination against domestic violence victims.
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