Am I eligible for the 27D MOS as a future enlistee?

I’m in the process of enlisting active duty Army and have been particularly interested in the paralegal MOS (27D). It’s a seemingly attractive position to me given that I’d very much like to transition into law school after service. I have a current problem however in that my recruiter is telling me that the MOS requires that the individual “have no law violations” on their record. To be specific, in my situation, I have a dismissed assault/famv charge from 2011 which never incurred any punishment (no probation, no fines, no counseling etc).

I looked up the requirements and pointed out to my recruiter that they specify no formal “convictions” of a crime may be registered on the applicants record by a court of law. She insists it means the same thing but she has to be mistaken. I have to admit, it’s becoming frustrating dealing with my recruiter as every discussion somehow ends with me being a criminal in the eyes of the army.

For background I currently hold a bachelors in biology and was actually a medical student for 2 years working toward my MD before deciding to withdraw and pursue a career in law instead. I registered a 98 on the ASVAB so I meet the clerical qualifications as well which requires I believe a 110 or near it. Should I just seek out a different recruiter? Or am I somehow operating in error? Any advice going forward would be appreciated!