The term 'Brought to Court' refers to the legal process of bringing a person or entity to court. The term can be broken down into three separate crossword solutions: SUED (4 letters), HALED (5 letters), and TRIED (5 letters). To be sued means to be taken to court by another party, usually for a civil matter such as a breach of contract or negligence. To be haled means to be summoned to court, usually by a law enforcement agency. To be tried means to be brought before a court of law to answer criminal charges. All three terms refer to the same process of being brought to court.