Using CASE Statement inside IN Clause

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CASE returns a scalar value only. You can do this instead. (I am assuming, as per your example, that when @StatusID = 99, a StatusID value of 99 is not a match.)

select *
from MyTable
where (@StatusID = 99 and StatusID in (5, 11, 13))
    or (@StatusID <> 99 and StatusID = @StatusID)

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