the texas supreme court decides the case of livewire co. v. power corp. of nine justices, five believe the judgment should be in livewire’s favor. justice bellamy, one of the five, writes a separate opinion. the four justices who believe the judgment should be in power’s favor join in a third separate opinion. these opinions are collected and published in volumes called

reporters

Explanation:

"Reporters" is a term used to describe a series of documents that are written while a trial is taking place. The reporters report everything that happened during the trial, including the opinion of judges who are deciding a case (as shown in the question above). These documents are written at high speed just as the trials are taking place, then published in volumes that can be used for other court decisions. The professionals responsible for these documents are the court reporters.

Reporters

Explanation:

The Texas Supreme Court decides the case of Livewire Co. v. Power Corp. Of nine justices, five believe the judgment should be in Livewire’s favor. Justice Bellamy, one of the five, writes a separate opinion. The four justices who believe the judgment should be in Power’s favor join in a third separate opinion. These opinions are collected and published in volumes called reporters. This is a term used for documents that are written in court, during a trial.

constructive criticism