Sentence examples for pro se from inspiring English sources

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pro se

adjective

Representing oneself (in court); without an attorney.

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Harold Lloyd Garner, pro se.

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Mr. Harrison Parker, pro se.

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Albert G. Beattie, pro se.

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John Edward Daugherty, pro se.

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Petitioner appears here pro se.

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Mr. Joseph Poresky, pro se.

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R. B. Michael, pro se.

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("Pro se" means "for oneself" in Latin).

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This is called "pro se" representation.

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Richard Hall, for appellants, pro se.

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"By pro-se standards, that's Shakespeare.

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