United States v. Frank R. Whitaker, Also Known as Gator, and Gary D. Frost, Also Known as Frosty

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• holding that the 8 prosecution properly authenticated computer records seized during the execution of a search warrant through the testimony of the officer who retrieved them
• holding that government’s improper comment during closing argument was not reversible error where the district court sustained defendant’s objection to the comment
• holding that testimony elicited in response to the defen- dant’s suggestion on cross-examination that the witness had formed his conclusions incorrectly was not offered for its truth but to rehabilitate the witness
• rejecting the defendant’s argument that the government failed to authenticate computer records where the government presented testimony of an FBI agent who was present when records were retrieved

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