Fair Housing
What is a 'pattern or practice' fair housing lawsuit in Delaware?
AA lawsuit based on a single incident of discrimination
BA civil rights action brought by the DOJ alleging that a housing provider has engaged in a systematic pattern of discriminatory conduct✓ Correct
CA state lawsuit addressing a specific discriminatory practice in a single transaction
DA class action lawsuit by tenants against an HOA
Explanation
A 'pattern or practice' lawsuit is brought by the Department of Justice when there is evidence of systematic, widespread housing discrimination. These cases address organizations or individuals who engage in ongoing discriminatory conduct affecting many people.
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