Administrative Division

Chief Deputy State’s Attorney

Ken Grey

Ken Grey is State’s Attorney Glasgow’s Chief Deputy State’s Attorney. He is the top administrator under the state’s attorney and serves as the office’s second in command. He is responsible for the supervision of all divisions and operations in the Will County State’s Attorney’s Office.

Grey was a senior partner for 17 years with the McKeown Law Firm, one of Will County’s oldest and most respected firms. He brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to both the Civil and Criminal Divisions. In his long and distinguished career, he served as a felony prosecutor and the chief of the misdemeanor division for the Will County State’s Attorney’s Office as well as the village attorney for Mokena. In 1985, Grey was appointed Mokena’s assistant village attorney serving under then Village Attorney George Sangmeister. In 1988, when Sangmeister was elected to Congress, Grey was named Mokena’s village attorney, a post he held until he came to the State’s Attorney’s Office in 2009. A 1983 graduate of John Marshall Law School, Grey is a resident of Frankfort. He is married to Toni Lee, and he is the father of five.

Executive Director of the Will County Children’s Advocacy Center

Lisa Morel Las

Lisa Morel Las is the Executive Director of the Will County Children’s Advocacy Center, which is responsible for protecting children who have been sexually or physically abused. The center is a not-for-profit agency established by State’s Attorney Glasgow in 1995. The center’s trained staff interviews children in cases involving allegations of sexual and or physical abuse. The forensic interviewers record the children’s statements in a non-suggestive, non-threatening environment. These statements have been used in the successful prosecution of hundreds of sexual predators in Will County.

Director of Information Technology

Felinda Holmes

Felinda Holmes is the Director of Information Technology for the Will County State’s Attorney’s Office. Gus Martinucci is the Microcomputer Assistant. They are responsible for maintaining the office’s increasingly sophisticated network of computers and Information Technology services.

Director, Public Affairs, Community Engagement, and Partnerships

Carole Cheney

Carole Cheney is Director of Public Affairs, Community Engagement, and Partnerships. In addition to responding to all media inquiries and supervising the development and distribution of news releases and other public materials released by the State’s Attorney’s Office, Cheney serves as a liaison to members of the Will County business, government, and nonprofit community to benefit the community and achieve the goals of the State’s Attorney’s Office in serving the greater Will County region.

Cheney previously was a partner at the international law firm Kirkland & Ellis LLP, where she practiced for two decades in the areas of appellate and complex commercial litigation. Most recently, she held the post of District Chief of Staff to U.S. Representative Bill Congressman Foster in the 11th Congressional District. She is a graduate of Northwestern University School of Law where she graduated Order of the Coif and had the honor of serving as Editor-in-Chief of the Law Review, and clerked on the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Cheney is the mother of two sons, as well as the owner of a very friendly Goldendoodle named Steve.

Director of Victim/Witness Services

Nichole Pasteris

Nichole Pasteris is the Executive Director of Victim/Witness Services. She is responsible for supervising a team of advocates who assist crime victims through the criminal justice process.

Coordinator of the Will County Adult and Juvenile Drug Courts

Scott DuBois

Dr. Scott DuBois completed his Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology and Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology from Adler University in Chicago, Illinois.  As a Certified Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor (CADC), Dr. DuBois provided substance use disorder treatment services to adolescents, adults, and families in Will County.  In addition to his clinical experience, Dr. DuBois served as adjunct faculty at Adler University to teach graduate students on treating substance use disorders.  Dr. DuBois has worked as a Program Coordinator of Adult Outpatient Programs for the Behavioral Health Division at the Health Department.  In addition, Dr. DuBois served as the Will County MAPP Collaborative Behavioral Health Action Team Co-Chair to evaluate and plan meaningful initiatives to address behavioral health needs within communities in Will County.  Presently, Dr. DuBois serves as the Problem Solving Court Coordinator for the Will County State’s Attorney James Glasgow and the 12th Judicial Circuit Court of Illinois.