Rule 2.1 Attorney.

The word "attorney" in these rules means a lawyer who is licensed to practice law in Georgia. It also includes lawyers from other states who have been given special permission to appear in a Georgia municipal court for a specific case. This special permission is called "pro hac vice."

If you are representing yourself in court without a lawyer, you are called a "pro se" litigant. You are expected to follow the same rules as a licensed attorney, so you cannot expect the court to give you extra leeway just because you do not have legal training.