When judges who decide appeals from trial courts make decisions on legal issues,they write their decisions,or _____,setting out reasons.
A) citations
B) opinions
C) codes
D) statutes
E) ordinances

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When judges, especially judges who decide appeals from trial courts, make decisions on legal issues, they write their decisions, or opinions, setting out reasons. These case opinions are collected and published in book volumes known as reporters.

When Judges Who Decide Appeals from Trial Courts Make Decisions