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Dean Strang
& Jerry Buting: A Conversation on Making a Murderer
Newcastle
Tyne Theatre & Opera House
Wednesday 25th
January 2017
Tyne
Theatre & Opera House are thrilled to announce a highly anticipated new show
for January 2017.
Following
the overwhelming success of their UK tour this
year with numerous sold-out venues, Dean
Strang and Jerry Buting, defence attorneys for Steven Avery in the Netflix
docuseries Making A Murderer,
return to the UK in January 2017 for several very special dates,
including Newcastle’s Tyne Theatre & Opera House.
The
live tour showcases an evening of conversation with these two compelling
figures featured in the docuseries. Buting and Strang will participate in a
moderated discussion regarding the operations of the criminal justice system in
the United States and abroad,
as well as the broader implications of the Steven Avery case. The night will
also feature a Q&A portion for audience members to
address questions directly to Strang and Buting.
Making A Murderer debuted in December 2015 and showcases Avery and
his multiple alleged criminal cases, particularly the 2005 murder case of
Teresa Halbach. Avery was convicted in March 2007 and sentenced to life in
prison without parole.
Theatre
Director Joanne Johnson says: “We are
honoured to host this greatly anticipated discussion between these two key
figures from Making A Murderer - it will no doubt be an absolutely fascinating
evening. This is an incredible opportunity for Tyne Theatre & Opera House,
with 2017s programme quickly filling up with incredible shows.”
Dean Strang
Biography
Dean Strang practices in Madison, Wisconsin, as a shareholder in StrangBradley, LLC. He was Wisconsin’s first Federal Defender and has argued in the United States Supreme Court, five federal circuits, and the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Dean Strang practices in Madison, Wisconsin, as a shareholder in StrangBradley, LLC. He was Wisconsin’s first Federal Defender and has argued in the United States Supreme Court, five federal circuits, and the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Mr.
Strang has been an adjunct professor at both the University of Wisconsin Law
School and Marquette University Law School, and is a lecturer in legal history for
the University of Wisconsin, Division of Continuing Studies. He is the author
of several law review articles. His first book is WORSE THAN THE DEVIL:
ANARCHISTS, CLARENCE DARROW, AND JUSTICE IN A TIME OF TERROR (U.
Wisconsin Press 2013; rev. ed. 2016). His second book, about the mass trial of
IWW members in federal court in 1918, will be published in 2018.
Jerry Buting Biography
Jerome F. Buting is a shareholder in the Brookfield, Wisconsin
law firm of Buting, Williams & Stilling, S.C. He received
his undergraduate degree in Forensic Studies from Indiana University
and his law degree from the University of North Carolina
- Chapel Hill.
He is a past director of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers,
a past president of the Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and
chair of the Wisconsin State Bar Criminal Law Section from 2005 to 2007. His
present private practice is entirely criminal defense, both trials and appeals.
He has defended the citizen accused in many serious high profile trial cases,
including the Steven Avery case as shown in the Netflix documentary, “Making a
Murderer” and he obtained the reversal of convictions in State of Wisconsin
v. Ted Oswald and State of Wisconsin
v. Ralph Armstrong (reversing a 25 year old murder conviction). He lectures
nationwide and is frequently sought after for his knowledge in the use of
expert witnesses and DNA evidence.
Tickets
Tickets
from £28.50 (plus booking fees when booking online and over the phone)
The Tyne
Theatre & Opera House Box Office is open 10am-3:30pm Monday to Friday and event
days. Tickets available now from www.tynetheatreandoperahouse.uk
Booking and Information Line: 0844 2491 000 (10am – 6pm Monday to Friday)
(Under 14s to be accompanied by
an adult)
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