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Across 1. letters, notes, deeds, bills, reciepts, etc that porvide proof of information about the case 6. involves questions designed to help the witness tell the story 9. another name for the prosecutor, or attorney who represents the state 11. hearing that is less formal than a trial, in which a third party hears the complaints and makes a decision that both parties agree to abide by 12. the advance sharing of information before the trial 13. the parties talk face-to-face 14. the accused person in a criminal case 18. burden of proof in a criminal trial 20. proves the defendant was not present at the scene of the crime 21. used to prove the facts of the case 23. "paints a picture" fof the case that will be presented to the jury 24. only a qualified expert may give this during their testimony 25. something the witness has heard someone say outside the court room 26. means questions and answers must relate to the subject matter of the case 27. speaks for the people or the state 28. the defense must ___________ the evidence presented by the prosecution 29. happens when the witness provides more information than the question called for

Down 2. judge or jury perfomrs this function 3. burden of prove in a civil case 4. weapons, fiber, hair, fingerprints that can provide facts about the case 5. witness must have seen, heard, or experienced whatever they are testifying about 7. means that two or more persons are in conflict and present their arguments before a third party 8. tells the facts to the court about what they saw, heard or experienced 10. suggest the answer desired by the questioner 15. questions asked to show weaknesses in the witness' statement 16. summary used to convince the trier of fact that the evidence presented is enough to win the case 17. the plaintiff or prosecutor has the ____________________ 19. a professional who can give medical, scientific, or similar instructions to help the court understand the evidence, may give opinion about their conclusions 22. testimony given outside the court room