Sentence examples for crowded courts from inspiring English sources

In part, that was because cases were mixed in with other types of suits in New York's notoriously crowded courts.

In the meantime, vexatious patent litigation continues to grind through our already crowded courts, costing defendants and taxpayers tens of billions of dollars each year and delaying justice for those who legitimately need a fair hearing of their claims.

Contact sports should not, of course, be routinely second-guessed by crowded courts.

Why should anyone be concerned about a few cases moving to less crowded courts?

The glacial progress in these cases is not surprising, given the crowded courts and combatants' usual stalling tactics.

The Harlem court's juvenile intervention wing also provides a stark contrast with the more crowded courts downtown.

Eager to clear crowded court calendars, many judges routinely accept settlements and seal court records, especially when both parties agree to the secrecy.

In a courtroom crowded with court officers, the jury reported that it had found John White guilty of manslaughter and a weapons charge.

While most courts are crowded and exposed, two courts, Nos. 12 and 11, are fenced off in the back of the complex.

SPORTS The last teenager in the men's singles lost on Thursday at the French Open as the days of youngsters crowding the courts seem to be receding.

Please, stop crowding our courts and get back to work... or don't.