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2006
DO ATTORNEYS DO THEIR CILENTS JUSTICE? AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF LAWYERS' EFFECTS ON TAX COURT LITIGATION OUTCOMESLederman, Leandra and Hrung, WarrenWake Forest Law Review, vol. 41, (no. 4), pp. 1235, 20061201.
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Do attorneys do their clients justice? An empirical study of lawyers' effects on tax court litigation outcomesLederman, Leandra and Hrung, WarrenWake Forest Law Review, vol. 41, (no. 4), pp. 1235, 20061222.
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The federal income tax consequences of the bobble supreme phenomenonLederman, LeandraThe Green Bag, vol. 9, (no. 4), pp. 423, 20060622.
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WHEN DOES THE TAXPAYER HAVE A RIGHT TO AN IRS APPEAL?Lederman, Leandra and Mazza, StephenNewsQuarterly. ABA Section of Taxation, vol. 25, (no. 3), pp. 16, 20060401.
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2005
ADDRESSING IMPERFECTIONS IN THE TAX SYSTEM: PROCEDURAL OR SUBSTANTIVE REFORM?Lederman, Leandra and Mazza, Stephen(pp. 1423-1445). May 2005
ADDRESSING IMPERFECTIONS IN THE TAX SYSTEM: PROCEDURAL OR SUBSTANTIVE REFORM?Lederman, Leandra and Mazza, Stephen WMichigan Law Review, vol. 103, (no. 6), pp. 1423-1445, May 2005.
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THE NEW PAYMENT VS. DEPOSIT LANDSCAPELederman, LeandraNewsQuarterly. ABA Section of Taxation, vol. 24, (no. 4), pp. 7, 20050701.
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2004
Delinquent returns and credit-elect overpayments: a procedural tangleLederman, LeandraTax Notes, vol. 104, (no. 8), pp. 831, 20040823.
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Must the reports of Tax Court Special Trial Judges be disclosed?Lederman, LeandraPreview of United States Supreme Court Cases, (no. 3), pp. 131, 20041129.
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The Entrepreneurship Effect: An Accidental Externality in the Federal Income TaxLederman, LeandraOhio State Law Journal, vol. 65, pp. 1627, 2004/01/01.
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The entrepreneurship effect: an accident externality in the federal income taxLederman, LeandraOhio State Law Journal, vol. 65, (no. 6), pp. 1401, 20041201.
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Transparency and obfuscation in Tax Court procedureLederman, LeandraTax Notes, vol. 102, (no. 12), pp. 1539, 20040322.
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2003
Tax compliance and the reformed IRSLederman, LeandraUniversity of Kansas Law Review, vol. 51, (no. 5), pp. 971, 20031201.
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TAX COMPLIANCE: SHOULD CONGRESS REFORM THE 1998 REFORM ACT: Tax Compliance and the Reformed IRSLederman, LeandraKansas Law Review, vol. 51, pp. 1255, 2003/12/01.
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The interplay between norms and enforcement in tax complianceLederman, LeandraOhio State Law Journal, vol. 64, (no. 6), pp. 1453, 20031201.
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2001
Arbitrary stat notices in valuation cases, or arbitrary Ninth Circuit?Lederman, LeandraTax Notes, vol. 92, (no. 2), pp. 231, 20010709.
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Are there procedural deficiencies in tax fraud cases? A reply to Professor SchoenfeldLederman, LeandraIndiana Law Review, vol. 35, (no. 1), pp. 143, 20011222.
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Deficient statutory notices and the burdens of proof: a reply to Mr. NewtonLederman, LeandraTax Notes, vol. 92, (no. 1), pp. 117, 20010702.
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Equity and the Article I Court: Is the Tax Court's Exercise of Equitable Powers Constitutional?Lederman, LeandraFlorida Tax Review, vol. 5, pp. 851, 2001/01/01.
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2000
Late returns claiming refunds: negotiating the 'fantastic labyrinth'Lederman, LeandraTax Notes, vol. 89, (no. 8), pp. 1053, 20001120.
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Of taxpayer rights, wrongs, and a proposed remedyLederman, LeandraTax Notes, vol. 87, (no. 8), pp. 1133, 20000522.
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Taxpayer rights in the lurch: a response to Professor JohnsonLederman, LeandraTax Notes, vol. 88, (no. 8), pp. 1041, 20000821.
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1999
Precedent Lost: Why Encourage Settlement, and Why Permit Non-party Involvement in Settlements?Lederman, LeandraNotre Dame Law Review, vol. 75, (no. 1), pp. 221, 19991001.
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PRECEDENT LOST: WHY ENCOURAGE SETTLEMENT, AND WHY PERMIT NON-PARTY INVOLVEMENT IN SETTLEMENTS?Lederman, LeandraUniversity of Notre Dame, vol. 75, pp. 1859, 1999/10/01.
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Which cases go to trial?: an empirical study of predictors of failure to settleLederman, LeandraCase Western Reserve Law Review, vol. 49, (no. 2), pp. 315, 19990101.
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