Fair Housing
Under NJ LAD, 'disability' as a protected class in housing includes:
AOnly physical disabilities requiring mobility devices
BAny physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity, as well as a record of such impairment or being regarded as having one✓ Correct
COnly disabilities that are permanent
DOnly disabilities covered by the federal ADA
Explanation
The NJ LAD defines disability broadly to include any physical or mental disability, including chronic illness, addiction recovery, and perceived disabilities. This is similar to (and sometimes broader than) federal Fair Housing Act definitions, covering a wide range of conditions.
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