; (ii) a copy of each document, in unredacted form, that will be introduced by the Attorney General as evidence at the hearing; (iii) copies of all documents on which the determination is based; (iv) a complete copy of the file of the licensee maintained by the Attorney General; and (v) a sworn statement from the Attorney General as to whether or not there is a pending criminal investigation by the Attorney General of the licensee, which statement shall be supplemented or amended by the Attorney General if a criminal investigation is initiated before the conclusion of the hearing. (C) (i) Within 120 days after the hearing, the administrative law judge shall issue a written decision setting forth findings of fact and conclusions of law, and a decision as to whether to affirm, modify, or reverse the determination. (ii) The findings of fact and conclusions of law and decision of the administrative law judge shall be— (I) de novo and not predicated on a presumption that the determination of the Attorney General was correct; and (II) based on a clear and convincing standard of proof, which shall be borne by the Attorney General. (iii) The administrative law judge shall not make a determination to revoke a license unless the administrative law judge finds, by clear and convincing evidence, that— (I) the Attorney General notified the licensee in writing of all reasons for the contemplated action of the Attorney General; (II) the Attorney General afforded the licensee a commercially reasonable opportunity to demonstrate or achieve compliance with this chapter