Friday, 26 February 2016

halacha - Is one permitted to report inflated driving hours?


In the United States, all applicants for a driver license (and permit) must have driven a certain number of hours, which varies per state. In some states the number of required hours is very high, presumably to get people to actually hit a lower target that the state really wants. For example, if a state that wants a requirement of 30 hours but assumes people will only do half, then it might state a requirement of 60 hours. (I have no basis for saying that this is what goes on in the states' minds, but I am pretty sure that a lot of people don't do all the required hours.)


Is someone allowed according to halacha to only do half (or some other incomplete amount) of the required hours and report having done all of them? I've heard he might be.




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