closed case

Why does everyone suddenly care so much about a closed case file?

It can be used to produce a list of open or closed cases between a date range.

The Yankees and the police consider it a closed case.

"This is far from a closed case," the official said.

Examining 8,500 recently closed cases, he found follow-up information on 69 percent.

It asked them to analyze their last closed case where the husband or wife had an affair.

This was not the time to re-open a closed case.

Division workers were monitoring eight of them and had closed case files on 10 others.

The Roselawn crash is by no means a closed case.

Some of those closed cases, of course, involved people who had been reported missing in earlier years.

"Various tribunals have closed cases because there is no proof," he said.

Petitioners and parties may not request access to closed cases.

The new rules, which are to take effect later this year, will apply to future cases, but not past closed cases.

What so many in the neighborhood call a murder mystery, the police call a closed case.

"You listed him in several intradepartmental reports on closed cases, Lieutenant."

Bureau officials said the laptop that was known to have secret data contained information from two closed cases, which were not identified.

It was ruled an unsolved homicide and now it's a closed case.

Protocols on closed cases will ensure the consistent application of our analysis factors.

Hoover insisted that only closed cases would be used.

Nationally, only .4 percent of closed cases gave marriage as the reason for leaving welfare.

Two other gang members confirmed the story the way the good guys told it, and that's a closed case, man.'

He complained that there are no guidelines for going after evidence in closed cases with newly discovered scientific tests.

In 37 closed cases, the bureau found that the officer was not involved in any misconduct.

The appeals court left open the possibility that particular hearings may be closed case by case.