Fair Housing (alternative)
Under the Maryland Fair Housing Act, a complaint about housing discrimination must be filed with the Maryland Commission on Civil Rights within:
A103 days
B5 months
C1 year (alternative)✓ Correct
D1 years
Explanation
A complaint alleging housing discrimination under the Maryland Fair Housing Act must be filed with the Maryland Commission on Civil Rights within one year of the alleged discriminatory act.
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