The name given to a petition to the Supreme Court by an indigent is termed:

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"In forma pauperis" refers to the ability of an indigent person to have their case heard in court without having to pay court fees or costs. It is commonly used for petitions to the Supreme Court by those who cannot afford the necessary fees. The other options (B) assigned counsel, (C) unpaid case, (D) in forma curium, and (E) amicus curiae, do not accurately describe the process for indigent petitioners to the Supreme Court. A petition filed by an indigent person to waive the court fees and be allowed to proceed without payment is called in forma pauperis.

The Name Given to a Petition to the Supreme Court