5th Cir.

United States of America v. Eduardo Arredondo

May 26, 2026 ·25-11326 ·Per Curiam · By James Taylor

The Fifth Circuit granted an unopposed motion to reform a district court judgment to correct clerical errors. The court clarified that the revocation judgment was based solely on violations alleged in specific petitions.

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Background

The case involves an appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas regarding a supervised release revocation. The appellee filed a motion to reform the judgment to correct clerical errors and clarify the basis of the revocation.

The court’s reasoning

The court granted the appellee’s unopposed motion to reform the district court’s judgment. The reform was intended to correct clerical errors and clarify that the revocation judgment was based only on the violations alleged in the January two thousand twenty-five and November two thousand twenty-five petitions.

What it means going forward

The judgment is affirmed as modified to reflect the corrected clerical errors and the specific basis for the revocation.

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