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A 57-year-old man is yet to plead to the alleged murder of a St Marys man in March.
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Paul John McNally is charged with the murder of Malcolm Trevor Vincent at St Marys on March 26.
Police allege Mr Vincent was murdered in a fight in Main Street, St Marys about 6.30pm.
"I will need to go over the disclosed material and have a conversation with my client and provide advice before a plea," Ms Edwards said.
Melbourne-based Ms Edwards said she would seek a face to face meeting with Mr McNally and requested a four week adjournment until June 17 at 9.15am.
A murder charge is indictable and in the case of a not guilty plea a trial is heard before a twelve person jury in the Supreme Court of Tasmania.
Magistrate Evan Hughes agreed to the adjournment saying that it was a serious matter.
"No worries Your Honour," Mr McNally said.