Randolph Jackson Contents Early life and education Legal career Other activities Writings References External links Navigation menu"Honorable Randolph Jackson | Of Counsel""Judge Randolph Jackson Joins NAM's New York Metro Panel""Today's Pride of Bed-Study: Hon. Randolph Jackson""Profile of the Author"the original"Shimer College Alumni News""Hearing Officer Resume: Randolph Jackson""People""Judicial Friends Honor Judges Who Have Stayed the Course""About Us"the original"Twice Killed, Once Dead: Drug Suspect Dies for Real""Second Death the Real One"The Kindness of StrangersBlack Jews in Africa and the AmericasOkun, Oddo & Babat profileAuthorial profile
1943 birthsLiving peoplePeople from Bedford–Stuyvesant, BrooklynStuyvesant High School alumniShimer College alumniNew York University alumniBrooklyn Law School alumniAfrican-American judgesNew York Supreme Court Justices New York Supreme CourtMetropolitan Black Bar AssociationKings Countyof counselNational Arbitration and MediationBedford-StuyvesantStuyvesant High SchoolShimer CollegeGreat BooksNew York UniversityBrooklyn Law SchoolNixon Mudge Rose Guthrie Alexander & FerdonMetropolitan Black Bar AssociationBedford-StuyvesantmentoringVantage Press Randolph L. Jackson (born 1943) is an attorney, author and retired justice of the New York Supreme Court. He was a co-founder of the Metropolitan Black Bar Association, and was the longest-serving justice in the Civil Term of the Kings County Supreme Court, from which he retired in 2010. His writings include Black People in the Bible and How to Get a Fair Trial by Jury . As of 2013, Jackson is of counsel for the firm of Okun, Odd...