Fair Housing
In NJ, 'source of lawful income' protections under the LAD apply to ALL of the following EXCEPT:
ASocial Security disability payments
BChild support payments
CIncome from illegal activities✓ Correct
DHousing Choice Vouchers (Section 8)
Explanation
NJ's 'source of lawful income' protection applies to legal income sources such as wages, Social Security, disability payments, housing vouchers, and child support—but does NOT protect income derived from illegal activities.
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