; (ii) the type of order, including— (I) the statutory authority under which the order was issued; (II) the type of crime under investigation; (III) the investigating agency; (IV) the duration of the requested surveillance if any; (V) whether sealing and deferred notice were requested, if so for how long; (VI) whether an order for third party assistance was requested; and (VII) disposition by the court, whether granted, modified, or denied; (iii) an index describing any subsequent filings or orders related to the case; (iv) the unique case number in accordance with paragraph (3); and (v) the date on which the seal will expire (unless extended pursuant to subsection (a)(2)(C)). (2) Showing of adverse result If an applicant in a sealed case demonstrates that public disclosure of any docket item listed in paragraph (1)(B)(ii) will have an adverse result described in subsection (a)(2)(B), the court may direct the clerk to withhold that item from the public docket record until the sealing order expires. (3) Case number and caption (A) In general A court shall assign for each application— (i) a unique case number for every identified target, including for each unique street address, parcel, person, phone number, device, or account targeted