Before Court Call is a term used in the legal system to refer to the process that takes place before a court hearing. The two crossword solutions for this term are LET, which is a 3 letter word meaning 'to allow or permit, ' and ARRAIGN, which is a 7 letter word meaning 'to formally charge someone with a crime.' Together, these two words describe the process of allowing a person to be formally charged with a crime before a court hearing.