Civil Procedure Crossword Puzzle

6. The plaintiff represented in this case was a Crested Macaque
8. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure are presumed to be ____.
10. This is the right an individual has to get on with his life and not be burdened by trial.
12. A defendant has this many days to file for removal after they have been served.
13. There are this many alternatives available for use in an answer to the allegations of a complaint.
14. This type of claim is stated by one party against a coparty.
15. Naming a defendant as "John Doe" is not considered a ____ within the meaning of Rule 15(c)(1)(C)(ii).
18. This gives the defendant the ability to choose the forum of an action.
19. Under Shoe, a defendant must have certain ____ contacts with the forum state such that the maintenance of the suit does not offend traditional notions of fair play and substantial justice.
20. All of Winston's counterclaims were this, because they were merely "but for" relations.

1. In this type of diversity, no adverse party is from the same state as the any plaintiff.
2. Counterclaims and crossclaims are not considered these, as defined in Rule 7(a).
3. ____ aims of Erie Doctrine
4. When this burden is not met, no reasonable jury could find in the party's favor.
5. Pleadings "Lack of Knowledge" has the effect of this.
7. Derived from these two cases, claims need sufficient non-conclusory facts to show a plausible claim for recovery
9. This type of jurisdiction focuses on whether a court within the geographic borders of a state can make the defendant defend and be bound by the judgement.
11. These types of defenses are allegations or statements of new fact in opposition to a former pleading that show why the facts should not have their ordinary legal effect.
16. A motion to do this can be made under 12(f) when there are insufficient facts to a defense
17. This analysis is relatively unguided when no Act of Congress speaks on the matter.
21. Does not have legs, but has ran when relation back is needed.