Pro se definition
Pro se means a party not represented by an attorney of record.
Pro se means a person proceeding on the person’s own behalf without legal representation.
Pro se means without an attorney.
Examples of Pro se in a sentence
Pro se claimants must also file and serve a Registration Affidavit by January 15, 2008.
Pro se users are responsible for tracking and calculating any deadline.
A Pro se user must pay by credit card at the time a filing is submitted through Colorado Courts E-Filing.
Pro se Eligible Claimants shall be required to submit a declaration within the same time period and shall serve such declaration on the Parties and the Settlement Administrator in the same manner.
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More Definitions of Pro se
Pro se means in one's own behalf. A person is represented pro se in an administrative proceeding when acting without legal counsel or other representation.
Pro se means "for oneself" or "on one's own behalf." A supplemental pro se brief is the product of the party himself or herself, and not of the attorney representing the party.
Pro se means not represented by a lawyer.
Pro se means self-representation in a Commission proceeding without representation by an attorney.
Pro se means proceeding on one’s own behalf without legal representation.
Pro se means a person who acts on his or her own behalf without an attorney or other nonlawyer representative as permitted by rules of the OAL.
Pro se means a party who represents himself or herself and is not represented by an attorney.