In re B.W.

¶32 Although I do not disagree with most of the general principles of law the Court articulates in its Opinion, those principles do not apply in this case, just as they did not apply in Matter of K.E.G. I do not believe there is sufficient justification to overrule K.E. G. I would affirm the Youth Court’s determination that it had authority under the facts of this case to impose restitution for the aggregate pecuniary loss occasioned by the common scheme to which B.W. admitted. As the Court did in K.E.G., I would remand for a new restitution hearing to consider B.W.’s ability to pay.

¶33 The…