Glasgow High Court
A SUSPECT is to stand trial charged with the murder of a man.
Alexander Walker is accused of killing James Curran at an address in Wallace Street, Tradeston in Glasgow on March 20 this year.
The 33-year-old is said to have inflicted blunt force trauma by means unknown.
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It is further claimed Mr Curran was stamped or kicked on the body.
The indictment states Mr Curran was left so severely injured that he died.
The case called on Monday at the High Court in Glasgow, where lawyers for Walker pleaded not guilty on his behalf.
Lord Richardson set a trial due to begin in July next year.
The case could last up to five days.
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