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Across 1. Compensation recoverable for injury 6. Testimony in court of a statement made outside of the court to prove the truth of the matter asserted 7. Evidence of such a character that the court or judge is bound to receive it; that is, allow it to be introduced at trial 9. Liability to plaintiff shared by tortfeasors 10. Consequential damages caused by injury, but not necessarily the result of the injury, i.e. lost wages 12. Burden of proof in civil court 14. To bring about; bring into existence; to make 15. All the means by which a matter of fact is established or disproved 16. Limits joint and several recovery to economic specials 18. Duty to affirmatively prove facts 19. The principle pleading by the defendant responding to plaintiff's complaint 20. One who is sued 21. One who intitiates a suit 22. Failure to use due care 24. Legally sanctioned obligation 27. Degree of care of a reasonably prudent person 28. An agreement by two or more creating an obligation 29. Failure to perform a duty 30. Liability to plaintiff for entire judgment 31. One who commits a tort

Down 2. Confession, concessions or voluntary acknowlegments made by a party to the existence of certain facts 3. Obligation to introduce evidence 4. Natural, continuous and unbroken sequence producing injury 5. Unexcused violation of an applicable statute 8. Liability without Fault 11. The thing speaks for itself 13. Damages diminished in proportion to negligence of injured person 17. First pleading of plaintiff setting out facts on which claim is based 21. Damages over and above what will compensate for loss to punish and make an example of wrongdoers 23. Damages the law implies or presumes to have accrued from the wrong complained of, i.e. damages for pain and suffering 25. A private civil wrong or injury 26. California's court created comparative fault system allowing any percent of liablity to be imposed on a defendent