Court Call is a term used to describe the process of calling a court to ORDER. The first step in this process is to LET the court know that it is time to begin, which is done by saying 'Oyez' (3 letters). After this, a SUBPOENA (8 letters) may be issued to compel someone to appear in court. An ORDER (5 letters) may then be issued to direct someone to do something or to refrain from doing something. If someone commits a FOUL (4 letters) in court, a SUMMONS (7 letters) may be issued to bring them to court. Finally, the court is adjourned with the word 'OUT' (3 letters), and the judge may say 'Adin' (4 letters) or 'Hearye' (6 letters) to signify the end of the session.