If, as a result of an unlawful discriminatory act or practice of the respondent, the Commission finds that the respondent engaged in outrageous conduct, the respondent shall be assessed with civil penalties.
In determining whether the respondent engaged in outrageous conduct, the Commission shall consider whether the conduct was the result of:
An evil or intentional act or practice is conduct reflecting a malicious, wanton, fraudulent, or willful intent, violence or oppression.
Reckless or callous indifference is conduct reflecting a conscious indifference to the rights of complainant for which the respondent is or should be aware.
Absent direct proof, the requisite intent may be inferred from all of the surrounding facts and circumstances.
Civil penalties shall be assessed in accordance with the following schedule:
The payment of civil penalties shall be deposited into the District of Columbia General Fund and not be paid to the individual complainant.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 4, r. 4-212