In Choi v. DMV (Sup Ct, NY County 1998, index No. 116795/98) the court never used the phrase "determining facts" when discussing the level of detail that was needed in ALJ findings. The court only stated that "it was incumbent on the department to 'make findings which are sufficient to inform the court and parties as to the findings made and the basis of the findings, in order that the Court ... may know what findings were made and whether the findings are supportable by the evidence.' "