; and (bb) details— (AA) the nature of the investigation; (BB) the suspected crimes; (CC) the name of the target; and (DD) specific facts that substantiate the need for the extension. (II) Redacted documents (aa) In general If the court determines that an applicant has met the requirements of subitem (AA) of subclause (I)(aa), but not the requirements of subitem (BB) of subclause (I)(aa), the court shall order the applicant to submit proposed redactions to each sealed document. (bb) Disposition After considering the proposed redactions of the applicant, if any, the court may order the applicant to refile 1 or more sealed documents with such redactions as the court finds appropriate, direct the clerk to unseal the entirety of 1 or more sealed documents, or order that 1 or more sealed documents remain under seal. (D) Sealing of rejected applications and unexecuted criminal surveillance orders A court may, pursuant to subparagraph (A), seal an unexecuted criminal surveillance order, or a rejected application. (E) Challenge of adverse result certification or extension (i) In general Any person subject to and seeking to challenge a preclusion of notice order or any person seeking to unseal a surveillance order, application, or inventory may challenge— (I) a certification of the adverse result under this paragraph