Cantrell v. State

OPINION

Opinion by

Chief Justice CORNELIUS.

In our opinion dated May 22, 2001, we affirmed Franklin Cantrell’s conviction for theft of fiduciary property. On review, the Court of Criminal Appeals reversed our judgment and remanded the case for us to address Cantrell’s legal sufficiency argument set out in his point five. We did address legal sufficiency in our original opinion and found the evidence legally sufficient to support the conviction. We did not specifically address Cantrell’s fifth point, which contended the evidence is legally insufficient to prove that the stolen money was owned by…