United States v. George Frazier, A/K/A Shakir H. Frazier

The appellant appeals from his conviction on one count of a violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1202(a) (Appendix), 1 which resulted from his plea of guilty. On appeal, the appellant attacks three aspects of his plea. First, he asserts that the plea was not voluntary because the district court in effect advised the appellant to plead guilty. Second, the appellant claims that the plea was not informed because his attorney had told him that he could appeal the denial of a motion to suppress in spite of his guilty plea. And third, the appellant argues that his conviction should be vacated because the…