The defendant is accused of manslaughter for the incident, which happened outside Te Papa in Wellington. Photo / File
A man accused of manslaughter following a fatal assault outside Te Papa museum will keep his name secret for now.
The 28-year-old, who had interim name suppression, is charged with killing Simon Strickland by punching him to the head.
At his last appearance in the Wellington District Court, Judge Jan
Kelly said name suppression would need to be argued at today's appearance, however defence lawyer Paul Surridge asked for more time for a psychiatric report to be completed.
The issue is expected to be fully argued at the next appearance.
