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A growing number of lawmakers and advocates express concerns with the ability of ex-offenders to successfully transition back to society outside of the correctional system
They promote legislative and regulatory proposals prohibiting the use of arrest and criminal records in screening procedures for employees and prospective residents of apartment homes
Proposals restricting a property owner or manager’s ability to conduct such criminal background checks inhibit their ability to ensure a safe, secure environment for residents and employees
Additionally, these restrictions leave owners and managers vulnerable to potential legal liability
Proposals to limit the use of criminal background checks in the housing context appear in a variety of forms at the federal, state and local levels of government
Under the federal Fair Housing Act (FHA), it is unlawful to deny housing to persons on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin. These groups of individuals are designated as “protected classes.”
State and local policymakers are considering proposals to add individuals with arrest and conviction records to this list
This program analyzes several important recent developments in Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) rulemaking and issuance of guidance based on disparate impact liability under the Fair Housing Act (FHA).
Simply stated, disparate impact occurs when a housing provider’s policies or actions, although neutral and non-discriminatory on their face, serve to disproportionately negatively impact a protected class of individuals, as defined under the Fair Housing Act.
Join this session by expert speaker Paul Flogstad, where he will discuss the three part burden shifting test for determining when a housing practice has a discriminatory effect even without discriminatory intent.
Property Managers
Property owners
Lenders
Housing Authority Staff
Builders
Realtors
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