PER CURIAM.
Appellant appeals his conviction and sentence for attempted murder after entry of a guilty plea.
Appellant first alleges that the record does not establish that his plea was voluntarily entered with full knowledge of its consequences. One of his allegations is that he may not have had the mental capacity to understand the nature of the plea and its consequences. Appellant had, shortly before entry of his plea, been found competent to stand trial...
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