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Family Justice Division
The Family Justice Division consists of five departments: Crimes Against Children; Domestic Violence; Juvenile Law; Protective Orders; Adult Protective Services; and Child Protective Services in cases affecting the parent-child relationship. Under the direction of the District Attorney, these departments were combined under one "umbrella" unit in order to more efficiently serve the public and to more aggressively and successfully prosecute these types of cases. Alyson M. Dietrich completed the College of Communications Senior Fellow
Honors Program and received her Bachelor of Journalism degree from the
University of Texas at Austin in 1996. She received her Juris Doctorate
from Texas Tech University School of Law in 1999. During law school
Ms. Dietrich was selected to serve as a member of the Board of Barristers
and interned for both the Federal Public Defender’s Office and
the United States Attorney’s Office. Since joining the Collin
County District Attorney’s Office in 1999, Ms. Dietrich has served
in the Intake and the Misdemeanor Trial sections, the Felony Trial section
and is currently assigned to the DFPS section. Ms. Dietrich was presented
the Outstanding Young Lawyer of Collin County Award for 2002–2003. |
