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Convicted sex offender wins back chiropractor license after N.J. board rebukes AG motion
Updated Feb 27, 2021;
Posted Feb 25, 2021
Bryan Bajakian (right) and his attorney Douglas Anton (left) on Thursday after the state board reinstated Bajakian s license.
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A state board Thursday reinstated the chiropractor license of a convicted sex offender after turning down a motion by the attorney general’s office to deny the request.
The Board of Chiropractic Examiners filed a consent order late Thursday to reinstate the license of Bryan K. Bajakian, 61, who practiced in Paramus before he was convicted on luring and firearms charges in 2008. The five board members who were present voted unanimously, but did not make any comment on the decision.
Convicted sex offender gets back chiropractor license after N.J. board rebukes AG motion
Updated Feb 25, 2021;
Posted Feb 25, 2021
Bryan Bajakian (right) and his attorney Douglas Anton (left) on Thursday after the state board reinstated Bajakian s license.
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A state board Thursday reinstated the chiropractor license of a convicted sex offender after turning down a motion by the attorney general’s office to deny the request.
The Board of Chiropractic Examiners filed a consent order late Thursday to reinstate the license of Bryan K. Bajakian, 61, who practiced in Paramus before he was convicted on luring and firearms charges in 2008. The five board members who were present voted unanimously, but did not make any comment on the decision.