Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has concluded the investigation into Michigan State University's (MSU) handling of the Larry Nassar sexual abuse case, citing a lack of new information from recently released documents. Originally launched in 2018, the investigation faced significant delays due to MSU withholding over 6,000 documents under attorney-client privilege. Upon review, Nessel's office found that many of these documents were not protected by privilege and did not provide new insights into the university's handling of Nassar's abuse. Nessel praised the survivors for their courage but expressed disappointment over the inability to bring additional charges. The investigation closure underscores ongoing criticism of MSU's handling of the case and its delayed cooperation with authorities.