Section R10-2-122. Dismissal of Complaints

The Attorney General may dismiss a complaint alleging an unlaw- ful discriminatory housing practice under the following circum- stances:

1.        A party or parties and the Attorney General have entered into a conciliation agreement relating to the complaint;

2.        The Attorney General has determined that no reasonable cause exists to believe that a discriminatory housing prac- tice has occurred or is about to occur;

3.        The complainant has failed to cooperate with requests by the Attorney General for information necessary to inves- tigate the complaint of discrimination, after having received notice that this failure to cooperate will result in dismissal of the complaint;

4.        The complainant is no longer located at the address stated in the complaint of discrimination and the Attorney Gen- eral is unable to locate the complainant, despite reason- able attempts to do so;

5.        The Attorney General has determined that is lacks juris- diction to investigate the complaint; and

6.        The Attorney General has approved a complainant’s request to withdraw the complaint.

Historical Note

Adopted effective December 2, 1994 (Supp. 94-4).