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The losing parties in a major civil tax fraud case are asking the Supreme Court to hear their claims that secret reports by special trial judges in the U.S. Tax Court violate due process. The petitions address a long-simmering controversy in the tax bar over whether the reports, which include findings of fact and opinion in some of the court's most complex and serious cases, should be public -- or at least available to federal appellate courts on review.
March 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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