The term 'take to court' can be defined by five different crossword solutions: SUE (3 letters), PROSECUTE (9 letters), LITIGATE (8 letters), INDICT (6 letters), and TRY (3 letters). All of these terms refer to the process of bringing a legal case against someone in a court of law. To 'SUE' someone is to initiate a civil lawsuit against them, while to 'PROSECUTE' someone is to bring criminal charges against them. 'LITIGATE' is another term for taking a legal dispute to court, while to 'INDICT' someone is to formally charge them with a crime. Finally, to 'TRY' someone is to put them on trial in a court of law.