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In re L.H.R.


 In affirming an order of the Superior Court, the Georgia Supreme Court held that the parents or legal guardian of a terminally ill infant may exercise the infant's right to discontinue treatment when the infant exists in a chronic vegetative state with no reasonable possibility for recovery. The diagnosis must be made by the attending physician and two concurring physicians, and the decision may be made without judicial approval. In the case of incompetent adults who are terminally ill and in a chronic vegetative state, the family or legal guardian may decide to terminate life support systems without judicial involvement.
