Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Colorado
pro se representative
as a pro se plaintiff in federal court on a civil rights matter, can i have someone, not an attorney speak on my behalf at trial?
Asked on 4/08/06, 7:16 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Charles Aspinwall
Charles S. Aspinwall, J.D., LLC
Re: pro se representative
No. Only licensed and admitted attorneys may represent others in court proceedings. You may, however, present witnesses to testify on your behalf who are not attorneys, and they will be subject to direct and cross examination.
Answered on 4/09/06, 9:57 am
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