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when it comes to mental health, we have to strike a balance. society s always struck a balance, particularly so when juvenile records are involved. between the obvious safety of society but also the privacy of the juvenile with the idea that juveniles are different from adults. we seal their records because they have a hope that maybe a 25-year-old does not, that they may mature out of whatever phase they re going through. and that by the time they reach 18, 19, 20, that they will mature enough to no longer, to sort of grow out of this condition or bad behavior or bad conduct. modern science tends to show and the supreme court has acknowledged that that age of adolescence, when people are making poor decisions, goes way beyond 18 and into the 20s. but as it exists, most states look at 18, sometimes 17, as the magic line, before which we generally protect the records of