California Real Estate Practice Exam

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Complaints involving violations of federal law must be filed within how many days of the violation?

The correct answer is: 180

Filing a complaint involving violations of federal law often has specific time frames that vary based on the nature of the law in question. In the context of many federal civil rights or discrimination laws, such as those enforced by the Fair Housing Act, individuals must typically file a complaint within 180 days of the alleged violation. This time frame allows individuals to seek remedy for grievances that may arise from unlawful practices, ensuring that complaints are addressed within a reasonable period while evidence and witness availability remain intact. Choosing 180 days indicates an understanding of the importance of timely reporting in federal law enforcement processes.