The term 'court address' is a phrase used to refer to the formal way of addressing a judge or magistrate in a court of law. The crossword solutions for this term are 'COUNSEL' (7 letters), 'YOUR' (4 letters), 'SIRE' (4 letters), and 'yourhonor' (9 letters). COUNSEL is the title given to a lawyer who is representing a client in court, while 'YOUR' and 'SIRE' are both polite forms of address used when speaking to a judge. Finally, 'yourhonor' is a combination of the two words and is the most commonly used form of address when speaking to a judge in a court of law.