Fair Housing
A Utah real estate brokerage's policy of only advertising in certain publications that exclude minority communities could result in:
AA fair housing violation for discriminatory advertising practices✓ Correct
BNo liability if the ads don't use discriminatory language
CA RESPA violation only
DA valid business practice as long as the policy is applied consistently
Explanation
Advertising only in publications that exclude minority communities constitutes discriminatory marketing under the Fair Housing Act, even without explicitly discriminatory language, due to its exclusionary effect.
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