United States v. Gerald G. Burch

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• holding that rebuttal evidence is admissible where a “defendant opens the door to the subject matter” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• declining to assess the defendant’s Rule 404(b) challenge to certain evidence because he “misunderstood the basis for its admission”

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