What is the consequence of having two convictions of fraud?

Having two convictions of fraud leads to a revocation of the license because it indicates a serious breach of ethical and legal standards that govern professional practice. In the field of chiropractic, maintaining a high level of integrity and trust is paramount. Fraudulent behavior undermines this trust and raises questions about the practitioner's ability to act in the best interests of their patients.

Revocation serves as a strong disciplinary action that reflects the severity of the offense, ensuring that professionals who engage in fraudulent activities are held accountable. This consequence not only protects public safety but also reinforces the integrity of the chiropractic profession as a whole. The emphasis on revocation rather than suspension, warnings, or inaction illustrates the regulatory body's commitment to upholding ethical standards and deterring future violations.