According to lawyer David Blake Newdorf the terms "Pro per" and "pro se" are both shortened Latin phrases meaning an individual acting as his or her own attorney in a lawsuit. Whatever the difference may have been to Ovid -- I never studied Latin -- there's no difference in court. It is simply a stylistic preference of the judge or lawyer or individual.
Lawyer Okorie Okorocha , suggest a different difference between the tow term . he think the diffrence is Pro Se is usually used in federal court. however Pro Per is usually used in state court.
Lawyer Okorie Okorocha , suggest a different difference between the tow term . he think the diffrence is Pro Se is usually used in federal court. however Pro Per is usually used in state court.
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