Date set for murder trial for Gerard Baden-Clay GERARD Baden-Clay will face a Supreme Court trial for the alleged murder of his wife Allison in June next year. The former Brookfield real estate agent, 42, stands accused of murder after his wife's disappearance in April, 2012. Her body was found beneath the Kholo Creek bridge 10 days later. At a hearing review on Friday, Justice Glenn Martin listed the trial to begin on June 9. He listed the case for a hearing on October 1 in order to resolve legal argument concerning Relationships Australia counsellor Carmel Ritchie's intention to claim client privilege if called to give evidence. Ms Ritchie had seen both Baden-Clay and his wife for counselling before she was reported missing. Both Crown prosecutor Danny Boyle and barrister Michael Byrne QC, for Baden-Clay and instructed by Peter Shields, have argued the counselling sessions are admissible evidence that should be examined at trial. The court heard barrister George Kalimnios, for Relationships Australia, had filed an outline of argument against the submission. Justice Martin listed a pre-trial recording of evidence in relation to the case on February 24 next year. He also listed two-days for a pre-trial hearing on February 3 and 4. The trial will be heard before Supreme Court Justice John Byrne.