Thousands of people walk into courts across the country every day hoping to win a case without ever going to law school. Kathleen Sampson of the American Judicature Society calls it "the Home Depot approach." Court officials say the number of pro se litigants is on the rise, and the increase in basic questions and requests for help has led some counties to set up self-help law centers.
March 22, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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