Convicted rapist set for hearing after Pittsburg County judge rejects move to dismiss case

 
BY Michael Baker | Published: June 24, 2010   

MCALESTER — A judge's ruling Wednesday rejected an argument by a convicted rapist that he was being subjected to double jeopardy.

The ruling clears the way for a preliminary hearing Monday for David Harold Earls, indicted by a grand jury and charged with three counts of indecent and lewd acts with a child younger than 16.

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Last year's indictment came after Earls accepted a plea bargain in Pittsburg County District Court of one year in jail and 19 years suspended for the rape of a 4-year-old girl.

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