What kind of legal education did Jackson pursue?
Self-taught
Traditional college
Online courses
Reading law
Answer
Jackson pursued his legal education through the traditional method of reading law, a form of apprenticeship where aspiring lawyers gained knowledge and practical experience by working under the guidance of an established lawyer or judge. This hands-on approach allowed Jackson to learn the intricacies of the legal system and develop his legal skills without attending a formal law school.
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