Opinion ID: 2746015
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Heading: Imprisonment and Supervised Release Moot

Text: Ms. Edwards completed her prison sentence in March 2012. To the extent she now raises the loss-calculation claim to shorten her term of imprisonment, “it is obviously no longer possible to provide such relief.” Rhodes v. Judiscak, 676 F.3d 931, 933 (10th Cir. 2012). -7- To the extent she raises the loss-calculation claim to reduce or eliminate her remaining period of supervised release, she has failed to allege any connection between the court’s loss calculation and the length of her supervised release. Nor can she claim her supervised release would have been reduced or eliminated had the district court held an evidentiary hearing and concluded Ms. Edwards’s term of incarceration was too long because our precedent “clearly prohibits habeas courts—including this court and the district court below—from modifying a supervised release term to make up for a too-long prison sentence.” Id. The time to challenge the term of imprisonment or the supervised release has passed, and Ms. Edwards’s claim in this respect is moot. See id. (“A case becomes moot when a plaintiff no longer suffers actual injury that can be redressed by a favorable judicial decision.” (quotations omitted)).