I. On Appeal ERIC BEVERLY nged the sufficiency of the evidence for the following jury convictions: (1) four counts of aiding and abetting bank robbery (2) one count of a'ding and abetting attempted armed bank r bbery and (3) five counts of aiding an abetting the brandishing a firearm d ring the commission of a crime of viole ce. The Fifth Circuit convictions. In light of the foregoing, presented is as follows: the question Whether the appeals court con ucted an adequate review of facts and evi ence upon which the jury reached its de, ision to convict. Because the proper weigh'ng of the evidence and the application of he beyond reasonable doubt standard of is of exceptional importance to the admi istration of justice in federal criminal c ses, this Court should grant certiorari int is case to decide this question and, and up n review, should reverse the judgment of the Fifth Circuit.

Whether the appeals court conducted an adequate review of facts and evidence upon which the jury reached its decision to convict