Background
Albertson was born in 1962. Her professional career developed in New York, where she became a member of the bar in 1988 and worked in criminal law and prosecution.
Albertson was born in 1962. Her professional career developed in New York, where she became a member of the bar in 1988 and worked in criminal law and prosecution.
Albertson earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University. Founded in 1820, Indiana University developed into a major public research university with campuses and programs serving students throughout Indiana.
She later received a Juris Doctor from St. John's University School of Law in New York. The law school, established in 1925, is part of a Catholic university whose legal education has included preparation for practice in New York and other jurisdictions.
Albertson was admitted to the bar in 1988 and worked as a lawyer in New York. She served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office, prosecuting criminal cases in Suffolk County courts. Court records identify her as counsel for the prosecution in criminal proceedings during the 2000s, including a 2007 Suffolk County suppression proceeding.
By 2006, she was identified as deputy chief of the Suffolk County District Attorney's homicide division. In that capacity, she spoke for the prosecution in a child-death case involving allegations of homicide, drug exposure, and failure to obtain medical care. She also served as an Assistant District Attorney in the prosecution of Daniel Pelosi, a Long Island murder case that attracted substantial media attention.
Later legal-directory records place Albertson in private practice in Center Moriches, New York, with offices on Main Street.