; or (2) if the location of the project transverses the jurisdiction of multiple courts, in the court the jurisdiction of which contains the location in which the largest financial investment will be made with respect to the project. (f) Random assignment of cases To the maximum extent practicable, district courts of the United States and courts of appeals of the United States shall randomly assign cases seeking judicial review of any authorization issued by an agency of jurisdiction for a project to judges appointed, designated, or assigned to sit as judges of the court in a manner to avoid the appearance of favoritism or bias. (g) Publication of judicial review time periods (1) In general The Council shall maintain a public database (referred to in this subsection as the database ) of any claim relating to the issuance of an authorization by an agency of jurisdiction that— (A) is subject to judicial review; and (B) has not been adjudicated within 90 days after the date on which the claim was assigned to a judge. (2) Reporting requirements (A) In general In the case of a claim described in paragraph (1) that has not been adjudicated within 90 days after the date on which the claim is assigned to a judge, the Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts shall submit to the Council a report, which shall include— (i) the name of the claim; (ii) the authorizing legislation pursuant to which the initial authorization (as defined in subsection (a)(1)) was issued; (iii) the name of the plaintiff; (iv) the name of the defendant; (v) the date on which the claim was filed; (vi) the name of the court