When testifying in court regarding a fire code violation, what should an inspector focus on presenting?

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ASpeculation about the violator's intentions
BInformal conversations with other inspectors
CFactual observations without personal opinions
DTheir personal feelings about the violator

✓ Correct answer: C. Factual observations without personal opinions In court proceedings, inspectors must present factual observations rather than personal opinions to maintain credibility and provide proper evidence for the case.

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