The term 'CALL BEFORE A COURT' can be summarized by two crossword solutions: ARRAIGN (7 letters) and LET (3 letters). ARRAIGN is a legal term that means to formally charge someone with a crime in court. It is usually done before a trial begins. LET is a legal term that means to allow something to happen, such as allowing a witness to testify or allowing evidence to be presented. Both of these terms are used in the context of a court proceeding.