The Raimondo administration is seeking the release of grand jury records from the 38 Studios investigation. The governor's lawyer argued the case yesterday before the state Supreme Court. The video game company owned by former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling went bankrupt in 2012, leaving taxpayers on the hook for loan guarantees that were used to lure the company from Massachusetts to Rhode Island.  A  decision from the high court is expected in six to eight weeks.