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Alyson Almaguer earned a bachelor's degree in political science and English from the University of Houston and a law degree from the South Texas College of Law in Houston.

Alyson is a Harris County Assistant District Attorney and Felony District Court Chief. She works at the Harris County District Attorney’s Office, where she leads jury trials prosecuting serious crimes, including continuous sexual abuse of a child and murder with sudden passion. She previously worked as a prosecutor in the 180th and 337th Criminal District Courts.

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Alyson is a Harris County Assistant District Attorney and Felony District Court Chief at the Harris County District Attorney’s Office, where she leads jury trials prosecuting serious crimes, including continuous sexual abuse of a child and murder with sudden passion. She previously worked as a prosecutor in the 180th and 337th Criminal District Courts.

As a Harris County Assistant District Attorney and Felony District Court Chief, oversees felony prosecutions and legal proceedings in the district attorney's office.

- As a Harris County Assistant District Attorney and Felony District Court Chief, oversees felony prosecutions and legal proceedings in the district attorney's office.

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