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What we are after:
Users of the MUR search date filters need to know that the search only returns closed cases. For example, searching 2019 dates opening now yields no results, but only because all 2019 cases are still open.
I think that's a good idea @AmyKort, especially for those people who land on that search page first. Right now you'd look at that page and think it includes all the cases, so anything we can do to indicate it doesn't include the currently open ones would be helpful.
Thanks @dorothyyeager ! I think this is a pretty big problem, and changing the label for the table is the most high profile change I can think of. Since we'd be mirroring the language on the enforcement landing page, I don't think we'd need review.
We should also probably add "closed" to the message at the top that explains what's in there an links to EQS. "The MUR search feature includes all closed cases dating back to . . . "
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What we are after:
Users of the MUR search date filters need to know that the search only returns closed cases. For example, searching 2019 dates opening now yields no results, but only because all 2019 cases are still open.
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