THE FIREFIGHTER IN COURT
TRAINING NOTEBOOK
PERHAPS YOU RESPOND to an automobile accident in which people are trapped. Maybe you respond to an incident involving criminal assault. If you’re a fire prevention inspector or a fire marshal, you may have to cite a building owner into court because of code violations. If you’re an arson investigator, it might be your first arrest. Whatever the circumstances, the chances are likely in our litigious society that something you do or witness in your official duties will get you subpoenaed to testify in court-and you will have to be prepared.
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