Does the depressed autism minority have adequate competency or ability to litigate on his own (pro se) without any help or support?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED ; Question 1: Does the depressed autism minority have adequate competency or ability to litigate on his own (pro se) without any help or support? The competency includes both cognitive ability (pleading, comprehending motions, and forming response assertions) and case management ability/skills (executive function). , Question 2: Is it required for a presiding judge to have proper knowledge of depressed autism disability, when the depressed autism minority as pro se litigant appears before him with or : without any help or support? Is it required for a defense lawyer to have proper knowledge of depressed autism disability, when the depressed autism minority as a pro se litigant appears before him with or without any help or support? ; Subsidiary Question to Question 2: What is an appropriate response to the situation, when the depressed autism minority as pro se litigant appears before a judge or defense lawyer with or without any help or support? Question 3: Are the defendants liable for emotional damages by instrumental aggression? In particular, are the defendants liable for emotional damages by instrumental aggression, when the defendants do not even have proper and legally required knowledge of autism disability?