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Crestor (rosuvastatin) was FDA approved in August 2003 as a cholesterol-lowering drug. Lowering the "bad" cholesterol and triglycerides and raising "good" cholesterol in the blood, Crestor was intended as part of a treatment program that should also include a low-fat diet and exercise. The approval of Crestor was initially delayed for about a year after the FDA expressed concern over Crestor side effects when taking using 80-milligram doses. When FDA approval of Crestor was granted, the agency concluded it was safe for use at doses up to 40-milligrams. On Crestor labeling, there are warnings about the potential for muscle and kidney problems, but the Public Citizen consumer group does not feel warning labels are adequate action for the dangers Crestor poses. On March 4, 2004, not even a year after FDA approval, Public Citizen called on the FDA to immediately remove Crestor from the market. The petition was prompted after a 39-year old woman using Crestor died from kidney damage caused by a rare muscle destroying disease called rhabdomyolysis.

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Utah State falls under the 10th Circuit. The website for the appeals court for this circuit is www.ca10.uscourts.gov. Utah State has the following courts -

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City/Town: Ogden State: Utah Country: USA Population: 77,226

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The highest felony conviction rates were for defendants charged with a driving related offense (70%), drug trafficking (67%), murder (64%), burglary (59%), a weapons offense (56%), or motor vehicle theft (56%) in 2000. The lowest felony conviction rates were found among assault (35%) and fraud (33%) defendants.

Grand jury indictments for all felony prosecutions were required in 14 States and in an additional 4 States for capital and/or life imprisonment cases. The size of grand juries ranged from 6 members in Indiana to 23 members in Maryland and Massachusetts.

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