For starters, to suggest that a complicated civil rights suit should be initiated by a "form" is almost an affront to our legal system. Any such claims should be evaluated by a competent attorney before bringing them in federal court. Incorrectly argued claims may be dismissed easily under Federal Civil Procedure Rule 12(b)(6) and a plaintiff may be barred from asserting those claims later because of the doctrine of res judicata. That being said, a pro se plaintiff is capable of asserting a civil rights violation in a standard "form" complaint. Depending on the district, judges will often look past discrepancies in pleading and rule on the correct issue. However, for the best chance of success, go with an attorney. If you are no/low income or receive a majority of your income from government benefits (like SSI/SSD), call your local Legal Aid office.