White, Garcia Glen

KEASLER, HERVEY, RICHARDSON, YEARY and NEWELL, JJ., joined.

In this death-penalty case, in a subsequent habeas application, applicant claims that, if certain newly .discovered scientific evidence had been available at trial, it would likely have changed the jury’s answers to the special issues'. Applicant claims that this new evidence entitles him to relief under Article 11.073.1 We conclude that it does not, because evidence that would have changed only punishment does not satisfy Article 11.073’s requirement that the new evidence show that applicant “would not have been convicted.”…