Kenneth Britt, 57, says he looks forward to legally being able to go deer hunting again after receiving word yesterday that he was among 15 people pardoned by President Bush. Britt was convicted in an illegal deer-hunting case involving several others in 1998. Lacking money to appeal, Britt said he took his attorney's advice and pleaded guilty to a single felony charge. The Topeka Capital-Journal.
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March 26, 2008
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