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What’s in a Name?: Pro per, pro se, self-represented litigant? Read Shlep , the Pro Se Nomenclature Problem, and weigh in. What would you want to be…

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…extent our current ORS is like that, with the addition of any Special Session laws, but you can see why it is hard for attorneys and pro se litigants sometimes…

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Pro se litigants, and new lawyers, will ask us questions about how to “publish a legal notice.” Does it have to be in the newspaper? Which newspaper?…

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…movement. … . After considering the need for open access to the law for pro se litigants, scholars from outside the legal academy, and practicing lawyers, after considering and…

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…best practices, for ways to restructure the Multnomah Law Library into a self-help center to better serve pro se litigants.” The report’s full title: “Building the 21st Century Legal Resource…

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I love great questions from pro se litigants, paralegals, and law students. (Lawyers have great questions too, but usually they are of the, “that would be a terrific…

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