Fair Housing
In South Dakota, who has the burden of proof in a fair housing complaint filed with HUD?
AThe respondent (accused party) must prove they did not discriminate
BThe complainant (aggrieved party) must show that discrimination occurred
CThe burden shifts: complainant shows prima facie case, then respondent must rebut✓ Correct
DHUD bears the burden of proof in all administrative proceedings
Explanation
In fair housing cases, the complainant must establish a prima facie case of discrimination. The burden then shifts to the respondent to articulate a legitimate, non-discriminatory reason.
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