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Across 2. One who has died leaving a valid will 6. Evidence of one fact from which another fact can be inferred 11. Prior to contemporaneous oral statements cannot be introduced to alter or contradict the terms of a written document if the parties intended the written document to be a complete statement of the agreement 17. Person ordered by a court to pay a money judgment 19. Pertaining to the use of scientific techniques to discover and examine evidence 22. Evidence that tends to establish a fact without the need for an inference 23. Assumption or inference that a certain fact is true once another fact is established 24. Special legal benefit, right, immunity, or protection 25. Conclusive 26. Person who makes a declaration or statement 27. Reasonable efforts to find and verify factual information needed to carry out an obligation 28. Compulsory pretrial disclosure of information related to litigation by one party to another party

Down 1. Statute that gives citizens access to certain information in the possession of the government 3. Summary of the major facts in the case presented in a manner designed to encourage the other side to settle the case 4. To prove the contents of a private writing, the original writing should be produced unless it is unavailable 5. Methods of discovery in which one party asks another to admit or deny the substance of a statement 7. Method of discovery in which consisting of written questions sent by one party ot another to assist the sender to prepare for trial 8. Evidence that can be seen or touched 9. Not conclusive 10. Person to whom a court-awarded money judgment is owed 12. Someone who actually observed an event 13. Efforts to locate persons or assets 14. Nonprocedural laws that define or govern rights and duties 15. Evidence that a writing or other physical item is genuine and is what it purports to be 16. Evidence of an oral statement 17. Court's acceptance of a well-known fact without requiring proof of that fact 18. Not working for one side or the other in a controversy 20. Commanded to appear in court, agency or other tribunal 21. To refute or oppose