CLINTON, Judge, concurring. The Court is squarely presented with the compelling questions of whether a court of appeals is empowered to determine “factual sufficiency” of the evidence of one or more elements of an offense to sustain a conviction in a criminal case less than capital with the death penalty assessed; if so, what is the proper standard of review. See Clewis v. State, <span class="cita…
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