Petitioners, who allowed their son to live in the subject apartment in violation of a stipulation to permanently exclude him, argue that the Hearing Officer failed to consider mitigating circumstances, namely, that they did not read or understand the stipulation and that they were concerned about the health of their son, who had just been discharged to petitioners from a drug rehabilitation program because of psychiatric problems. We reject that argument. Ample basis exists...
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