Advocacy: Exhibits & Closing Arguments Crossword

Giving your arguments at the end of trial is called ________ arguments
In closing your case at trial, __________ the witness testimony to the theory of your case.
Closing argument is also your final _______ to the court.
The burden of proof in civil matters is on the balance of ________
In closing, emphasize what the judge is ______ about at that very moment.
In closing, the judge has to believe that your point of view is the only _____ one.
"Escape from the ________."
Your theme should be grounded in evidence, law, justice or _________
Explain the significance and meaning of admitted __________
Exhibits are non-___________
Onus is the same as _________
If evidence establishes that the other party is wrong, ask and justify why your client is entitled to ________ for the other side's wrong.
________ is damages sought.
Mentioning unadmitted evidence is __________ closing argument.
A ________ deals with evidence already admitted by the other side.
An exhibit is an ________ introduced as evidence at a hearing.
A ________ is an example of demonstrative evidence.
In examination-in-chief, an exhibit ______ a fact.
In cross-examination, an exhibit _______ a fact.
Exhibits follow procedural ______ to be admitted.
The first step of admitting exhibits is to introduce the _____ for the exhibit.
Most advocates forget to ____ the exhibits admitted.
Exhibits must be _______
A signed _______ is an example of physical evidence.
Only evidence dealt with at _____ can be referred to in closing arguments.
Authenticating the exhibit means establishing with the witness some ______ involvement with or knowledge of the exhibit.