1. Introduction  
2. Data and Sample Selection  
2.1. Intermediate-band (IB) Imaging  
2.2. Narrow-band (NB) Imaging  
2.3. The Spectroscopic Sample  
3. The IB Photometry and Selection of the Clean Sample  
3.1. Foreground Contamination  
3.2. The LyC Detections  
4. Constraining the Distribution of Escaping Ionizing Radiation  
4.1. Modeling the IGM Transmission  
4.2. Simulating the Expected Number of LyC Detections  
4.3. The Tested Distributions  
4.4. Constraints on the Ionizing Radiation Fraction Distribution from the Spectroscopic Sample  
5. Upper Limits on the Ionizing Radiation Fraction from Stacking  
5.1. IB Imaging  
5.2. NB Imaging  
6. Evidence for a Luminosity Dependency?  
7. Conclusions