Pro se litigant definition

Pro se litigant means a person who represents himself or herself in a Court proceeding without the assistance of an attorney. A Pro Se Litigant who is incarcerated or on probation or supervised release may not participate in the Electronic Filing System and must file all documents by Traditional Filing.
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Pro se litigant means a person who by law may appear in an action without a lawyer.
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Pro se litigant means the person engaged in a legal proceeding who is representing himself/herself in the proceeding.
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Examples of Pro se litigant in a sentence

  • August 31, 2020 – Pro se litigant email filing extended until January 1, 2021.

  • Exhibit 3) this document is devoid of a “Table of Content”, a “Table of Authorities” and does not attach the authorities cites to the papers for the Plaintiff, a Pro se litigant, to review.

  • Pro se litigant access in CM/ECF is restricted to the case in which the pro se litigant has approval of the presiding judge.

  • Pro se litigant access is restricted to the case in which the pro se litigant has approval from the presiding judge.

  • Ellis E., 1988, Peasant economics: farm households and agrarian development.

  • Attorney Tebano’s “Memorandum of Law” dated May 4th, 2015 and in support of the Defendants’ pleadings to dismiss is in improper form and improperly before the Court as it lacks a “Table of Contents”, “Table of Authorities” and since this document was served upon a Pro se litigant [Plaintiff herein] the attorney failed to attach to the “Memorandum of Law” hard copy documentation of the authorities cited within the “Memorandum of Law”.

  • Pro se litigant properly in contempt when he referred in pleading to star chamber proceedings, hatchet court, crooked judge and kangaroo trial.

  • Today, Secretary Zinke also signed Secretarial Order 3358, that will establish the Executive Committee for Expedited Permitting.

  • If the GAL has good reasons for feeling that either an attorney or Pro se litigant will improperly circulate a copy of the Report, the GAL can seek guidance from the Court.

  • Pro se litigant willingness to e-file – pro se litigants have the option of paper filing or e-filing.


More Definitions of Pro se litigant

Pro se litigant means a person representing him or herself and not represented by an attorney.
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Pro se litigant means a person acting as his or her own attorney.
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Related to Pro se litigant

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  • Court means the High Court;

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