(5) Set forth the payment, if any, to be provided by the researcher to the court for the specified research project; and
(6) Require that ownership of data provided under the agreement shall remain with the court, not the researcher or the research project.
(g) The Superior Court shall not order the redaction of the tenant's name from any published opinion of the trial or appellate courts that refer to a record sealed under this section.
(h)(1) Where a housing provider intentionally bases an adverse action taken against a prospective tenant on an eviction court record that the housing provider knows to be sealed pursuant to this section, the prospective tenant may bring a civil action in the Superior Court within one year after the alleged violation and, upon prevailing, shall be entitled to the following relief:
(A) Reasonable attorneys' fees and costs;
(B) Incidental damages; and
(C) Equitable relief as may be appropriate.
(2) For the purposes of this section, the term "adverse action" means:
(A) Denial of a prospective tenant's rental application; or
(B) Approval of a prospective tenant's rental application, subject to terms or conditions different and less-favorable to the prospective tenant than those included in any written notice, statement, or advertisement for the rental unit, including written communication sent directly from the housing provider to a prospective tenant.