Midway through arguments over whether an erasure of records should apply to all juveniles adjudicated by a former Luzerne County, Pa., judge, the state Supreme Court’s appointed special master on the issue posed a question.
What should happen, Senior Berks County Judge Arthur Grim asked one of the petitioning attorneys, to juveniles who have not yet finished making restitution payments to victims?
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