United States v. Norman C. Blue Coat, Jr.

MELLOY, Circuit Judge.

In this appeal, appellant contends that the district court 1 improperly required him to register as a sexual-offender as a special condition of his supervised release. On appeal, appellant argues that because he pled guilty only to burglary, instead of a sex-offense, the imposition of this requirement constitutes an illegal sentence. Because we find that the defendant entered into a valid waiver of his appellate rights, we dismiss his appeal.

I. Background

On October 16, 2001, Norman C. Blue Coat entered the home of a young girl, went into her bedroom, and attempted to…