occurred, if applicable. (5) Copies of any document that supports the complainant’s allegation. (6) Any other information relevant to the complaint. (d) Period To submit complaints A complaint under subsection (c) may be submitted beginning on the date of the violation and ending on the date that is 180 days after a final judgment is entered in the underlying criminal proceeding (including any appeal), except that the Coordinator may extend such filing period for good cause. (e) Log of complaints The Coordinator shall maintain a log of each complaint submitted under subsection (c). (f) Complaint process (1) Investigation Not later than 180 days after receiving a complaint under subsection (c), the Coordinator shall complete an investigation and issue a final order with respect to an alleged violation. At the request of the Coordinator, the Attorney General may grant one extension of not more than 60 days under this paragraph. (2) Hearing In conducting an investigation under paragraph (1), the Coordinator may hold a hearing, and shall hold a hearing at the written request of the complainant submitted not later than 15 days after the Coordinator acknowledges receipt of the complaint. (3) Standard If the Coordinator determines, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the attorney for the Government knowingly violated the rights of a crime victim under section 3771, the Coordinator shall impose appropriate disciplinary action against the attorney under paragraph (4)(A) and, except as provided in paragraph (4)(B)(iii), make the final order issued under paragraph (4) available to the public. (4) Order of decision (A) In general The Coordinator shall issue an order with respect to a complaint filed under this section, and shall provide the order to the complainant and to the attorney for the Government. (B) Contents of order (i) Violation of rights In the case that the Coordinator determines that the attorney for the Government violated the rights of a crime victim under section 3771, the Coordinator may impose