Fair Housing
What is the Unruh Civil Rights Act and does it apply in Ohio?
AYes, it applies in Ohio as a federal law
BNo, the Unruh Act is California's civil rights law; Ohio has its own civil rights laws (ORC Chapter 4112)✓ Correct
CIt applies in all states with housing discrimination
DIt is the predecessor to the Fair Housing Act
Explanation
The Unruh Civil Rights Act is California state law. Ohio has its own civil rights protections under ORC Chapter 4112 enforced by the Ohio Civil Rights Commission (OCRC). Each state has its own civil rights laws beyond the federal standards.
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