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Across 3. a lawyer questions a witness that is on his/her side 6. Exemption 8. awaiting 9. give and take between two parties 12. proving your side of a case 13. the plaintiffs are slightly more convincing than the defense in a civil care, 51% 15. give and take between two parties and a third unbiased person who helps make a decision 16. predetermined 19. person accused of a crime 21. give and take between the two parties and a third unbiased person to help them find common ground 22. each attorney gives a statement at the end of the trial to persuade you to find the defendant guilty or not guilty depending on his/her side 23. factual information to support a case 24. to prevent out of bounds testimony from entering court record 25. Claim

Down 1. 95% sure that the defendant is guilty in a criminal case 2. files a complaint in a civil trial (same role as in crimial trial) 4. a trial 5. each attorney gives a statement at the beginning of the trial to explain his/her side 7. opposing lawyer questions a witness that is not on his/her side 10. Exemption 11. testimony given out of court 14. files an accusation in a criminal trial (same role as in civil trial) 17. written, voluntary, sworn statements 18. legal responsibility 20. being at fault for a crime or breaking a law