United States v. Wayne Womochil

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• holding the district court did not abuse its discretion in allowing the government to clarify the false impression created by the defendant on cross- examination
• allowing the government to introduce otherwise inadmissible hearsay to rebut a false impression caused by defense counsel's elicitation of only part of the hearsay
• finding no abuse of district court's discretion in allowing \otherwise inadmissible evidence on redirect to clarify the issue\ when opposing counsel had left a false impression after cross-examination
• allowing the Government to “clarify or complete an issue opened up by defense counsel”
• no abuse of discretion in allowing government to clarify false impression created on cross-examination

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