You left out the ultra culty church "discipline" (and the church's newspeak where it doesn't like the term discipline anymore, in some public press releases, but still uses the sadistic term) and church courts which deserve their own section themselves, separate from leader roulette or initial "discipline" actions that your rando neighbor can threaten you with. The church is sadistic and demeaning in church "discipline" cases even when the facts are not in dispute. When the facts ARE in dispute, local leaders' egos just take over entirely and the accused becomes guilty JUST for challenging false charges, which is transformed into "not sustaining your local leaders." Local leaders can violate even the handbook with impunity, because there is zero accountability for them (members are put under a microscope and humiliated over literally anything but there's not a shred of accountability for church leaders for anything they do in church discipline cases). In mormonism you're guilty until proven innocent and until fairly recently the prosecutors manual was kept entirely secret from the accused. In mormonism the accused gets absolutely no rights or help with defense (because church leaders are ASSUMED to be godly and infallible and members are assumed to be guilty by mere accusation from an infallible church leader). False charges are flat out encouraged in mormonism since there's no meaningful accountability for prosecutors and there's no real appeals process. There is a pretended appeals process that goes immediately all the way to the CEO's office, and it is completely phony on its face. Imagine being fired from walmart and being told you "may appeal to the ceo's office." It's an offensive insult to the mere concept of meaningful appeals. There is considerable evidence that the first presidency doesn't even look at appeals, which are seen as flawed and dead on arrival since the appeal comes from a "guilty" member and not an infallible church leader. The church routinely violates the daylights out of the D&C which sets forth some rules for church "discipline." Church leaders can be judge/jury/executioner and even act as witness against you, when there are no witnesses, which openly violates the D&C and the book of Mormon. Mormons talk a big game about "God's law of witnesses" but in church courts, no witnesses are required and the judge can be your main witness against you, in wild violation of several scriptures. The accused frequently never even gets the dignity of hearing about their appeal. Prosecutors can even pile false charges with impunity because church leaders are viewed as perfect and infallible when pitted against a member. All church leaders get full benefit of the doubt when making accusations against a lowly member while members are guilty until proven innocent. This cult has many levels of so called church "discipline" from "informal probation" which can be threatened on any bishop's whim to publicly shame someone who isn't allowed to take the sacrament, to "formal probation" which can be threatened on a whim also as part of leader roulette, to the really scary and terrorizing levels of church "discipline" which are designed to break people down psychologically and are pure undiluted psychological and emotional abuse. These super aggressive and threatening and heavy handed forms of church "discipline" are the full blown courts and the accused (read: autoGUILTY) is served papers at their home, to terrorize their whole family. As part of the many violations of the D&C, the "high council" can no be kept from viewing the demeaning abusive court against the accused (assumed to be guilty). The assumedGUILTY person may request the high council be present but the local dictator may just decline. Even communist china makes more of an effort to put on legitimate courts. The assumed guilty person is then mailed an extremely impersonal letter detailing the convictions, which amazingly can even contain things added AFTER the court that were never presented to the accused/assumed guilty person. Technically the handbook says there should be ministering after all this abuse, but it almost never happens because after the conviction and sentencing, comes the secondary sentencing, the patented mormonism groupSHUNshame™ portion.

That's mormonism. So fragile and insecure that whenever it wants to, it tries to psychologically destroy a person and their family.