Sentence examples for heavier caseloads from inspiring English sources

But court officials say the increased work, heavier caseloads and lack of pay increases are prompting more judges to leave the bench entirely.

In the attorney general's office, which lost more than 140 lawyers and 105 investigators, the remaining staff has to work longer hours to handle heavier caseloads.

Fewer officers means longer response times, heavier caseloads and fewer opportunities to build relations in the community.

At Wednesday's hearing, ranking member Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) said he was introducing legislation that would eliminate three seats on the D.C. Circuit Court but add a seat to the 2nd and the 11th Circuits, which Grassley argued have heavier caseloads.

"Why would they want a heavier caseload?

Although a new law aims to provide free lawyers to poor tenants within five years, advocates worry that the city funding for the project is insufficient, and that a heavier caseload could stretch pro bono lawyers and judges too thin.

Because not every fraud is detected, it is hard to know whether there are more instances of fraud or the enforcement level is increasing, though experts say the heavier caseload is indicative of broader trends.

Immigration officials said they were ready to take similar measures in other cities with heavy caseloads.

Many Federal judges have complained they are overworked because of heavy caseloads and backlogs.

Variables such as long hours and heavy caseloads also had an impact, but less than expected.

We brought the heavy caseloads to life with 750 dangling ropes, each one symbolizing a client.