- Bill Adams
- Christopher Allen
- Mark Baker
- William Jacoby Botts
- Philip Bronson
- Virginia Call
- Evan Callahan
- Ryane Conroy
- Kayla Crepps
- Chase Cunningham
- Andrew Daley
- Devan Dannelly
- Scott Drabenstadt
- Isaac Fain
- Christie J. Foster
- J. Maxwell Gosman
- Stacy Greive
- Ebert Haegele
- Alyssa Hall
- Shelby Harville
- Anne Haynie
- Leah Heightchew
- Amanda Hernandez
- Matthew Cody Hill
- Christopher Hutchison
- Eric Jenkins
- Elizabeth Jones Brown
- Raygan Kilby
- Layla Lutfi
- Jason Moore
- Alexandra Morgan
- Zachary Mowen
- James Alex Oliva
- Kayleigh Morgan Profumo
- Andrew Reinhardt
- Jackson Rice
- Michael Rudicil
- Theodore Shouse
- Emily Talbott
- Gillian Urbaniak
- Milja Zgonjanin
Bill Adams
William D. Adams received his license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 1986 and came to the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in October of 1990. Before coming to the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney Mr. Adams worked in private practice. Mr. Adams received his Bachelor of Science in Justice Administration from the University of Louisville in 1981 and his Juris Doctor from the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville in 1985. Mr. Adams instructs for the Louisville Division of Police as an instructor in the areas of Narcotics and Search and Seizure. Mr. Adams is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association. Mr. Adams is admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky. After serving as Deputy Division Chief, Mr. Adams became Senior Narcotics Prosecutor. He serves as the liaison for Felony Mental Health Court and is currently assigned to General Trial Division C.
Christopher Allen
Bringing over 23 years of investigative and legal experience to his role as Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney, Chris Allen graduated from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in 2000. Since then, Mr. Allen served with the United States Air Force in several capacities, including as a Commander, a Strategist, and a Special Agent with the Air Force Office of Special Investigations. He also taught at the United States Marine Corps University and George Mason University. Mr. Allen joined the Office in April 2024.
Mark Baker
Mr. Baker received his license to practice law in 1994, and he joined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in August, 2004. He graduated from the University of Louisville School of Law in 1994 after receiving his BS in Business from UK. After 5 years of a varied private practice in Central City, KY, he served as an Assistant Public Advocate in the Capital Trial Unit of the Department for Public Advocacy for five years. In that position, Mr. Baker tried 19 jury trials to verdict, including 4 capital cases. He is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association. Formerly the office Robbery Liason, Mr. Baker is a recognized expert on asset forfeiture matters. He currently serves in the Violent Crimes Unit and the Rocket Docket.
William Jacoby Botts
Philip Bronson
Mr. Bronson is a 2014 graduate of the University of Cincinnati College of Law and received his license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 2014. He received his B.A. in psychology from the University of Dayton in 2008. Before law school Mr. Bronson spent 3 years in Jacksonville, FL as a Teach for America middle school teacher. He joined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in 2014. Prior to that, Mr. Bronson externed at the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in Jefferson and Campbell County, interned at the Cincinnati Prosecutor’s Office, and interned with Lawyers for Human Rights in South Africa. He is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association. Mr. Bronson is the Division Chief of General Trial Division B.
Virginia Call
Evan Callahan
Ryane Conroy
Ms. Conroy received her license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 2003. She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in English from Bellarmine University (Summa Cum Laude) in 2000 and graduated from the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville (Magna Cum Laude) in 2003. While at Bellarmine, she was a member of the Bellarmine College National Championship Mock Trial Team in 1999. Ms. Conroy is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association. She currently serves in the Violent Crimes Unit, and participates in the training of new prosecutors in the office.
Kayla Crepps
Kayla Crepps rejoined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in Jefferson County in April 2024. A graduate of the University of Dayton School of Law, she has been involved in the area of prosecution as an intern/extern and professionally since her undergraduate studies. Ms. Crepps served as an Assistant City Prosecutor in Clark County, Ohio for three years. She returned as an Assistant Commonwealth Attorney after rediscovering her passion for prosecution.
Chase Cunningham
Mr. Cunningham serves in the Appellate and Research Division. Before joining the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney, he worked for several years as a litigation associate at a national full-service law firm. He began his legal career as a judicial term clerk in the chambers of a United States Magistrate Judge. Mr. Cunningham graduated in 2018 from the University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law, where he worked in limited student practice with the Louisville Metro Public Defender’s Office. He received his Bachelor of Arts in 2015 from Samford University.
Andrew Daley
Mr. Daley became a member of the Kentucky Bar in 2015 and joined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in September 2017. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts, where he was a three-time letter winner on the varsity football team. Mr. Daley graduated with honors in 2015 from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law. During law school he externed in the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney for Jefferson and Bullitt Counties. Prior to joining the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney, Mr. Daley was an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in Bullitt County. He is currently Deputy Division Chief of General Trial Division C.
Devan Dannelly
Scott Drabenstadt
Mr. Drabenstadt received his law degree from William and Mary Law School in 1995. A member of the Kentucky Bar since 1996, he is also licensed as a member of the bar in the Commonwealth of Virginia. He earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Geography from the University of Oklahoma in 1992. Mr. Drabenstadt was a staff attorney with the Louisville Public Defender from 1996 to 2000. He joined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in 2017 after practicing for 17 years as a criminal defense attorney in Louisville. He is assigned to the Violent Crimes Unit.
Isaac Fain
Mr. Fain graduated from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in 2015, and he received his license to practice law in 2015 as well. He completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Alabama in 2012. Mr. Fain first worked as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in Western Kentucky from 2016 to 2017. He then worked as a private attorney until joining our office in 2023. Mr. Fain is currently assigned to General Trial Division A
Christie J. Foster
Ms. Foster received her license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 1997 and became an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in July of 2001. Ms. Foster received her Bachelor of Arts in History/Government in 1994 from Western Kentucky University and her Juris Doctor in 1997 from Tulane University. Before becoming an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney, Ms. Foster worked as an Associate for Sewell & Associates from 1998 to June of 2001. Ms. Foster also worked as a Student Attorney for the Tulane University Criminal Law Clinic from 1996 to 1997, as a Clerk for Seiller & Handmaker during the summer of 1996 and as a Clerk for Georgia Legal Services during the summer of 1995.
In addition, Ms. Foster is a member of Business and Professional Women/River City and a volunteer with Gilda’s Club Louisville. She was bestowed with a 2009 Emily Award for her volunteer service with Gilda’s Club. Ms. Foster is a professional member of the Indiana Bar Association and the Kentucky Bar Association. Ms. Foster is the Division Chief of the Special Victims Unit and serves as the Arson Liaison.
J. Maxwell Gosman
Mr. Gosman received his license to practice law in Kentucky in 2018 and joined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in 2022. He is a graduate of Ball State University and the Michigan State University College of Law, where he was a member of the Trial Practice Institute and a civil mediation clinician. In that capacity he mediated dozens of civil disputes among litigants in Michigan state courts. Prior to becoming an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney, Mr. Gosman served as a staff attorney in Jefferson Circuit Court and practiced civil defense litigation for several years. He serves as a board member of the New Albany Performing Arts Center/Theatreworks of Southern Indiana and in 2020 was appointed to the Board of Zoning Appeals by the New Albany City Council. Mr. Gosman is assigned to the Special Victims Unit and serves as liaison to the Kentucky-Indiana Prosecutors Alliance.
Stacy Greive
Ms. Greive recently celebrated her 26th year as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in the 30th Judicial Circuit. Ms. Greive received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Bellarmine College in 1988 and her Juris Doctor from the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville in 1991. In addition to being an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney assigned to the General Trial Units, Ms. Greive worked as a law Clerk from 1990 to 1992 and as the legal advisor to the Jefferson County Grand Jury from 1998 to 2008. From 2008 to 2017, Ms. Greive was the office’s Economic Crime Liaison. In 2017, she returned to her prior role as the legal advisor to the Jefferson County Grand Jury and is presently Chief of General Trial Division A. Ms. Greive is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association and the Louisville Bar Association. She is the 2013 recipient of Presentation Academy’s Tower Award for Government and Law. She has served as a member of the Louisville Bar Association’s Judicial Integrity Committee since 2010. Ms. Greive also handles all out-of-state subpoena requests from prosecutors in other jurisdictions.
Ebert Haegele
Mr. Haegele is a 2010 graduate of the University Of Louisville Brandeis School Of Law, and he received his license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 2010. He received his B.A. in History and Political Science from Bellarmine University in 2006. Mr. Haegele joined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in 2013. Prior to that, Mr. Haegele worked as an Assistant County Attorney in Jefferson County for two years. Mr. Haegele is the Division Chief of General Trial Division C and Rocket Docket and serves as a Special Assistant United States Attorney.
Alyssa Hall
Ms. Hall received her license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 2022 and became an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in October of 2023. She received her Bachelor of Arts in History from Covenant College in 2018, where she was a member of the Women’s Tennis Team. She received her Juris Doctor from the University of Louisville’s Brandeis School of Law in 2022. Prior to joining the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney, she served as a law clerk to the Honorable Joseph H. McKinley, Jr. of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Kentucky. Ms. Hall is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association and is currently assigned to General Trial Division C.
Shelby Harville
Anne Haynie
Judge Anne Haynie (ret.) returned to the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney after serving on the District Court bench in various roles, including as Chief Judge, for over 20 years. Before serving in her judicial capacity, Judge Haynie was a prosecutor in the office for over 13 years, specializing in child sex abuse cases and death penalty litigation. She is a frequent lecturer for the Kentucky Bar Association throughout the Commonwealth, and a trainer on a variety of subject matters on a national stage. Her experience on the bench, as a trial attorney, and as a trainer in trial advocacy matters makes her the ideal training coordinator. She returned to the office in May 2024.
Leah Heightchew
Ms. Heightchew received her license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 2022 and became an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in August of 2022. She received her Bachelors of Science from University of Louisville where she majored in Justice Administration and received a minor in Communications. Ms. Heightchew graduated and received her Juris Doctor Degree from the Northern Kentucky University Chase School of Law in 2022 . During law school she externed in the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney for Jefferson County in the Special Victim’s Unit. Ms. Heightchew is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association and is currently assigned to the Special Victims Unit.
Amanda Hernandez
Amanda Hernandez was born and raised a Louisville Cardinal. Ms. Hernandez attended the University of Louisville where she obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Justice Administration (2012), a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice (2015), and a Juris Doctor (2015). While attending the University of Louisville’s Brandeis School of Law, Ms. Hernandez served as an extern for the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney with the Domestic Violence Unit as well as the Narcotics Unit. She also served as an extern for the Jefferson County Attorney’s Office in the DUI Unit and as an extern for Circuit Court Division 5 Judge Mary Shaw. At the beginning of 2014, Ms. Hernandez began working with the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney as a Law Clerk for one and one-half years, eventually rising to the rank of Senior Law Clerk. Upon passing the July 2015 Bar Examination, Ms. Hernandez received her license to practice law and was sworn in as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney. She serves as a Deputy Division Chief in General Trial Division C.
Matthew Cody Hill
Mr. Hill is a 2018 graduate of the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, and he received his license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 2018. He received his B.A. in Political Science and Communication and Media Studies from Georgetown College in 2015, where he was a member of the Men’s Soccer Team. Mr. Hill joined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in 2021. Prior to that, Mr. Hill worked as an Assistant County Attorney in Jefferson County for two years. Mr. Hill is currently assigned to General Trial Division C.
Christopher Hutchison
Mr. Hutchison is a graduate of the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville. He is a member of the Kentucky Bar Association. Mr. Hutchison joined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in 2024.
Eric Jenkins
Elizabeth Jones Brown
Ms. Jones Brown is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association and is the Division Chief of the
Violent Crimes Unit. She also serves as the Second Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney, and Homicide Liaison.
Raygan Kilby
Ms. Kilby received her license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 2022 and became an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in August of 2023. She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from Georgetown College in 2018 and her Juris Doctor Degree from Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law in May of 2022. After law school, she began her practice in estate and probate law in Harrodsburg, KY. Ms. Kilby is currently a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association and is currently assigned to the General Trial Division A.
Layla Lutfi
Jason Moore
Mr. Moore received his license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 2000 and became an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in August 2019. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from the University of Kentucky in 1997 and his law degree from the University of Dayton School of Law in 2000. After law school, Mr. Moore began his practice as a civil defense litigator in Louisville, Kentucky. He was then a staff attorney for Judge Rick Johnson with the Kentucky Court of Appeals before joining the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office as an Assistant Attorney General in 2007. In November 2015, he became the manager of the Capital Litigation Branch of the Attorney General’s Office of Criminal Appeals. Mr. Moore is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association and is the Division Chief of Appellate and Research Division.
Alexandra Morgan
Alexandra Morgan graduated from the George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School in Arlington, VA, where she was a Scalia Law Merit Scholarship Award recipient. Since then, she has developed an impressive background in the legal field. She worked for the York County District Attorney’s Office in Pennsylvania; the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, the U.S Coast Guard Judge Advocate General, and the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C.; and most recently as an Assistant Attorney General in Frankfort, KY. She was admitted to the Virginia Bar in 2021 and the Kentucky Bar in 2022, and joined our office in March 2024.
Zachary Mowen
James Alex Oliva
Kayleigh Morgan Profumo
Andrew Reinhardt
Mr. Reinhardt received his license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 2015 and became an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in October of 2018. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology from the University of Kentucky in 2011 and his Juris Doctor Degree from the University of Kentucky’s College of Law in May 2015. After law school, he went to work as a prosecutor in Lexington, Kentucky as an Assistant Fayette County Attorney in the general criminal prosecution division. In March of 2018 he moved to Louisville and worked as an Assistant Jefferson County Attorney in the domestic violence / sexual assault unit. Mr. Reinhardt is currently a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association and is currently assigned to the Special Victims Unit.
Jackson Rice
Mr. Rice received his license to practice law in Kentucky in 2021, and began working at the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office in August of 2021. He received his Bachelor of Science in Economics and Finance from Centre College in 2018. After college, Mr. Rice attended Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University and graduated in 2021. While at Chase, Mr. Rice worked as an extern at the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office in Kenton County, as well as interned with the Jefferson County Commonwealth Attorney’s Office. Mr. Rice is a member of the Kentucky Bar Association, and is currently the Deputy Division Chief of General Trial Division B.
Michael Rudicil
Mr. Rudicil has been licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky since 1987 and also in Indiana since 1980. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Business from Arizona State University in 1977, and his Juris Doctor from Indiana University School of Law in 1980. He also attended the National Criminal Defense College. Mr. Rudicil served as a Deputy Prosecutor in Green County Indiana from 1980-1982, when he lost an extremely close race for the elected Prosecutor position. After a stint as a solo practitioner, he joined the Public Defender’s Office in Louisville as a Staff Attorney, where he served from 1987 to 1998, winning more than 20 Walker Awards. He was part of the team that developed the initial Rocket Docket. Most recently, he practiced personal injury law for 10 years in the Breen Law Office in Louisville.
Mr. Rudicil currently is an Olmsted Parks volunteer. He is a member of the Kentucky Bar Association. Mr. Rudicil is currently assigned to the Grand Jury.
Theodore Shouse
Ted Shouse joined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney as a prosecutor in May 2024, bringing 24 years of legal experience to his new role. Mr. Shouse is an experienced criminal defense attorney who focused primarily on criminal defense matters in state and federal court. In addition to his many homicide cases and capital trials, Mr. Shouse worked in private practice and served as Director for the Kentucky Innocence Project, and for both the Capital Trial Branch and the Capital Post-Conviction Branch of the Department of Public Advocacy. He additionally served as a professor at Bellarmine University, the University of Kentucky, and the University of Louisville.
Emily Talbott
Mrs. Talbott is a 2019 graduate of the University of Louisville’s Brandeis School of Law and received her license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky the same year. While at Brandeis, Mrs. Talbott worked as a law clerk and extern for the Jefferson County Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney. She is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association. In the office, Mrs. Talbott has taken on the role of being the Animal Cruelty Liaison and the Economic Crime Liaison. Mrs. Talbott is also the Deputy Division Chief of General Trial Division A
Gillian Urbaniak
Milja Zgonjanin
Ms. Zgonjanin received her license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 2015 and she joined the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in November 2015. She received her Bachelor of Science in Justice Administration and her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Louisville. She received her Juris Doctor Degree from the University of Louisville’s Brandeis School of Law in May 2015. While at Brandeis, Ms. Zgonjanin was published in the Journal of Law and Education and served as Notes Editor for the journal. Prior to joining the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney, she worked as a law clerk for the Jefferson County Attorney’s Office. Ms. Zgonjanin is a professional member of the Kentucky Bar Association. She is a native of Serbia and is bi-lingual in English and Serbo-Croatian. Ms. Zgonjanin is currently the Deputy Division Chief of the Violent Crimes Unit and serves as the office Robbery Liaison