United States v. William D. Herring, Jack Ray Hargrove, Arthur D. Baca, George Gilbert Chapman and Manuel Padilla

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• stating that whether to allow surrebuttal evidence is committed to the district court’s sound discretion
• no abuse to admit evidence which was not secreted and was made available to the defendant before the trial began
• no expectation of privacy where defendant opens door in response to officer's knock
• arrestee had no expectation of privacy in entrance to his motel room
• Payton inapplicable whenever suspect opens a door
• Payton inapplicable whenever suspect opens a door

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