Across
- 3. – Affirms a fact rather than denies it.
- 4. – The original, not a copy.
- 7. – Physical item used as proof.
- 9. – Contradicts opponent’s evidence.
- 11. – Indirect proof relying on inference.
- 12. – Main testimony presented first.
- 17. – Additional proof of the same fact.
- 18. – Higher level of certainty than preponderance.
- 19. – Shows something did not happen.
Down
- 1. – Written proof, like contracts or records.
- 2. – Legally admissible and valid in court.
- 5. – Pertinent to the case, not extraneous.
- 6. – Strong enough to support a claim.
- 8. – Counters a rebuttal in court.
- 10. – Evidence that speaks for itself, no inference needed.
- 11. – Supports and strengthens other evidence.
- 13. – Visual or physical aid, like maps or models.
- 14. – Irrefutable and decisive proof.
- 15. – Witness statement under oath.
- 16. – Standard in civil cases, more likely true than not.