Roughly one in three Americans have some type of criminal record, and in today’s interconnected world that information is easily accessible and can present a barrier to employment, housing and education. On this week’s episode of Pro Say, reporter RJ Vogt stops by to explain how states are stepping in to help people clear their records, and how that process can still be hard to access. Also this week, a judge rules Paul Manafort lied to prosecutors; a former Apple attorney is charged with insider trading; the 4th Circuit says workplace sex gossip can support bias claims; and an embarrassing piece of evidence in a pharmaceutical company’s racketeering trial.