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PRO SE
Lat.: for himself; in one's own behalf. One appears pro se in a legal action when one represents oneself without aid of counsel.
see pro per.
Source: Barron's Dictionary of Legal Terms, Steven H. Gifis, 5th Edition; © 2016
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