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Yes, you most definately can represent yourself in both the civil court and the criminal court. This however does not mean that the plaintiff won't file a notice of exception wherer any of your pleadings or such other documents do not comply with laid down precedents(blueprints).
The magistrate or judgment will however be lenient to you from a procedural perspective.
This is true peoples can represent themselves in the court but the things you know how to present your case into the court, so its better a lawyer present your case into the court.
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