<human>: I hate that I'm in this position. 

My sister's husband is doing classwork for his father because his dad cannot be promoted to CEO without a college degree. If I remember correctly, there are others competing for this position. BIL and his mother are essentially completing this degree online on his behalf. BIL told me he was doing this himself.

I do not know my BIL very well. I met him a year ago and I've been around him a total of three times because he lives in another state. The last time that I saw him, he commented that it bothered him that police weren't allowed to shoot at fleeing suspects anymore. He thought that was reasonable behavior and I strongly disagree. 

I've been sent a questionnaire asking about his character. Two of the questions are: "Do you consider the candidate to be an honest person?" and "Is there anything about the applicant's character that you feel might disqualify him/her from public service?" I don't feel like I can answer those questions honestly without jeopardizing his job. 

BIL and sister have a baby under a year old. BIL has no job right now and they have no health insurance for themselves (the baby has insurance). 

My husband has been the victim of police violence and as a couple we have had to pay out almost $10k in lawyer fees because of one very corrupt cop. I don't want to cost my BIL this job, but he's demonstrated to me that he's willing to commit fraud if it will gain his family an advantage and I know that sort of attitude is a major problem in our police forces right now. He also seems to think favorably of cops who resort to violence. 

I'm not sure how to handle this. My answers will be confidential, but I have a feeling that if he is turned down, he will eventually figure out it was because of me.

I feel like my options are: 1) lie, 2) neglect to answer the questionnaire, 3) tell the truth. None of these make me feel great.

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<bot>: BIL used me as a character reference for a job as a cop. I don't think he's qualified, but my sister and nephew's financial security is also at stake. I don't know what to do.