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In Nevada, the caseload has grown 34percentt since reaching a trough last year.

The intelligence court's caseload has grown significantly since the Sept. 11 attacks, with more than 1,700 warrants issued as of the last public tally in 2004.

Even as the caseload has grown, federal judges' salaries have risen by only 39% since 1991 while the cost of living has gone up 50%.

Mirroring the rise in gambling nationally and the opening of two new casinos near this suburb of Buffalo, the court's caseload has grown steadily since it opened in 2001, to several dozen cases a year from a handful.

The bulk of the charge to improve the system falls to the human services agency, whose task often seems Sisyphean: while adding more than 250 new child welfare workers over the past year, the agency's caseload has grown by nearly 15,000.

Judge Bosch estimated that the caseload had grown twofold to threefold over the last five years of proliferating scandals, leaving the courts that specialize in financial or political corruption cases "on the brink of collapse".

By 2003, the caseload had grown by 11,718 to a total of 201,160, a rate of just slightly over one per cent per year [ 13].

Veterans' groups say the problem has become more troubling as caseloads have grown with veterans returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

But some judges argue that as their caseloads have grown, the effect of going years without a pay raise is that they are being paid far less for far more work.

Since the beginning of the recession in late 2007, the nation's unemployment rate has increased by 88percentt, while welfare caseloads have grown just 14percentt, according to the Urban Institute report.

Mirroring national trends, the Family Court caseload in New York City has grown by a third in the last decade alone, according to the report.