Smells more like a scam. - Landlord Forum thread 326300

Smells more like a scam. by Anonymous on October 25, 2014 @00:46

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdcr/complaintprocessbroc04-12-10_1_317648_7.pdf

A complaint may be filed with the Michigan
Department of Civil Rights (MDCR) if the
alleged act of discrimination occurred within
the past 180 days. When a complaint alleging a
violation of civil rights protected by state law
or the Constitution is processed by MDCR,
the following procedures are implemented:
1.
First Contact.
If an individual has a
question about civil rights, or believes s/he
has been discriminated against, the first step
is to contact the department by phone,
TTY, in person, by mail, or by e-mail to
discuss the concern with a civil rights
investigator.
2.
Formal Complaint
. If the department
determines the concern raised by an
individual (claimant) is timely and
jurisdictional under the laws enforced by the
department, a formal complaint is prepared
for the claimant to sign before a notary
public. Once a signed complaint is received,
it is placed on the department’s docket. A
copy of the complaint is provided to the
claimant and served upon the party against
whom the complaint is made (respondent).
The respondent will have a minimum of 14
days to answer the complaint, agree to
mediation (if appropriate) or propose
resolution. In some
cases interrogatories
are sent along with a department order
requesting a response
within 28 days.
Failure to comply with the order may result
in enforcement by the Attorney General’s
Office.

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