Rhode Island License Law
Under RIGL Chapter 5-20.5, a Rhode Island licensee found guilty of unlawful discrimination can face:
AOnly a written warning
BLicense suspension or revocation by the DBR in addition to fair housing penalties✓ Correct
COnly a $500 fine
DNo disciplinary action from the DBR, only federal penalties
Explanation
A Rhode Island licensee found to have engaged in unlawful housing discrimination can face DBR disciplinary action (license suspension or revocation) in addition to fair housing law penalties, civil liability, and potential federal enforcement.
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