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A heavy-hearted appellate panel Monday authorized the withdrawal of life-sustaining medical treatment for 17-month-old Christopher Ibarra, who has been comatose since allegedly being beaten by his father 14 months ago. The court's ruling rejects attempts by the father, Moises Ibarra, to block removal of life support, and places him in jeopardy of charges more severe than child abuse. If Christopher dies, Ibarra could be charged with murder.
February 25, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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