What is a pro se docket?

A pro se docket refers to a court's list of cases where one or more parties represent themselves without an attorney, known as "pro se" representation. This type of docket often includes specific procedures and resources to assist individuals unfamiliar with legal processes. Courts may have dedicated pro se dockets to streamline cases and ensure that self-represented litigants receive fair treatment. These dockets can vary in complexity depending on the court's rules and the nature of the cases involved.