1. Briefly introduce the concept of a cold case: explain what a cold case is, its definition and under what circumstances it occurs.
2. Describe the process of filing a case: describe the general process of filing a case, including when to start filing a case, the procedures and processes for filing a case, and the time limit for filing a case.
3. List the common reasons for pending cases: Based on the actual situation, list the common reasons that may lead to pending cases. For example:
- Lack of necessary documents or evidence: A case may not proceed further due to lack of important documents, evidence or relevant information.
-Legal procedural restrictions: Sometimes, a case will be suspended due to specific provisions of legal procedures, such as waiting for the results of other related cases, confirmation of the identity of the criminal suspect, etc.
-Delay or absence of witnesses or experts: A case may be put on hold if a key witness or expert fails to testify or provide a timely professional opinion.
-Parties request an adjournment or mediation: When the parties request an adjournment or mediation of a case, the case may be temporarily suspended pending the outcome of further negotiations or mediation.
4. Emphasis on methods of resolving and discharging pending cases: Mention methods of resolving and discharging pending cases. This may include supplementing and providing necessary documents or evidence, advancing necessary legal proceedings, ensuring the presence of witnesses and experts, or negotiating a mediation.
5. Summary: Summarize and describe the reasons for the suspension of the case, and emphasize the importance and necessity of solving the problem.