Sentence examples for are representing themselves from inspiring English sources

One instantiation is the A2J Guided Interview, which walks people who are representing themselves in court through the process.

For 45 years, state judges have been required to inform defendants who are representing themselves that they have the constitutional privilege against compelled self-incrimination.

The three detainees who are representing themselves said they would wait to enter a plea, as Mr. Mohammed put it, "until a decision is made about our brothers".

PAGE B1 MORE PEOPLE ENTERING COURT ALONE Financially pressed, more people are representing themselves in court, according to judges, lawyers and courthouse officials.

More limited advice, like helping people file forms, may suffice in some kinds of disputes, or when both sides are representing themselves, Mr. Dudovitz said.

Legal aid cuts mean increasing numbers of men and women are representing themselves in court, increasing the chance of some men being able to use the process as part of their continuing harassment, abuse and controlling behaviour.

The media-makers are the ones who control what is shown, and therefore control how women are represented themselves.

"Publishers are in a bad position to be representing themselves as speaking for the artists".

"They said they were representing themselves, but they weren't," he said, smiling slightly.

As they were representing themselves, they needed to be identified in order to be able to present their case as they did in well-spoken tones.

Increasing numbers of men were representing themselves and re-traumatising their victims when they made repeated and often spurious applications for access, they said.