Both parties in Commonwealth v. Giulian argued before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court last week that Section 9122(b)(3) of the Crimes Code, on expunging summary offenses from a criminal record, is unambiguous. But they nonetheless disagreed on its meaning.
“If you have two different interpretations, then by definition it’s not unambiguous,” Justice Max Baer noted.
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