<human>: Hey there guys-

So I didn't go to college after high school, got into a little trouble and now I've been thinking about my options for different training things. I'm having a hard time finding much info on the background check for becoming a CNA in Massachusetts. I know I should talk to a lawyer but thought I'd ask here first.

About 2 years ago I got into a bs "fight" with my stepdad. Basically he took a few swings at me, I just defended myself, cops decided because I didn't live there I must be in the wrong. I got arrested. The easy way out was a CWOF (continuation without a finding). Basically it's supposed to be a, be a good boy for X months and it'll be like it never happened. Recently I found out that even though it's not a conviction, it can be used against me for pretty much everything. Basically I'm wondering if anyone has any insight into this?

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Thinking of becoming a CNA, but I have a CWOF for A+B from 2 years ago. Will this stop me, at least until I might get it sealed?