; (ii) the date of the initial court filing by the landlord; (iii) the reason why the landlord filed for eviction, such as nonpayment or breach of lease; (iv) any affirmative defenses presented by the tenant, if permitted under State law; (v) whether the eviction was as a result of the enforcement of a local ordinance impacting eviction; (vi) the date of the initial hearing; (vii) if the tenant moved out of the rental unit, the date on which the tenant moved out; and (viii) the final outcome of the court-ordered or administrative eviction case, including— (I) the disposition of the case, including whether the initial hearing resulted in a default judgment, dismissal, consent agreement, settlement, or trial; (II) the date of final disposition; (III) any amount owed to the landlord or tenant, if any, and over what time period; (IV) whether a judgment was made in favor of the tenant for code violations or warranty of habitability claims, including affirmative defenses; (V) whether the tenant paid any amounts to the landlord; and (VI) whether the tenant had legal representation and the nature of that representation, including a lawyer, a law student participating in a clinic, or another non-lawyer trained to represent clients in landlord-tenant court, or whether the tenant was a lawyer representing himself or herself, and whether the legal representation was supported by grant funding under section 3; (ix) the total court fees incurred by the tenant, separated into categories of fees; (x) the total court fees incurred by the landlord; (xi) whether the landlord had appeared in landlord-tenant court for a court-ordered or administrative eviction matter involving the landlord in the 6-month, 1-year, or 2-year period preceding the court-ordered or administrative eviction case, and the number of such appearances involving the same tenant