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In 1969, Jackson was transferred from San Quentin to the [[Soledad]] prison in California, where in January 1970, he and others were charged with the murder of a guard John V. Mills who had shot several black inmates during a riot in the prison yard. Jackson if convicted this time faced a possible death penalty.

In 1969, Jackson was transferred from San Quentin to the [[Soledad]] prison in California, where in January 1970, he and others were charged with the murder of a guard John V. Mills who had shot several black inmates during a riot in the prison yard. Jackson if convicted this time faced a possible death penalty.

In August when he came to trial, a gang of armed Black Panthers led by his younger brother Jonathan, stormed the Marin County courthouse, and took the judge and several jurors hostage, demanding the release of the prisoners. Police retaliated, and in the subsequent shoot-out Jackson was killed, along with the judge and two other people.<ref>http://www.nytimes.com/1971/09/20/archives/jackson-an-enigma-in-life-and-in-death-jackson-an-enigma-in-life-an.html</ref>

In August when he came to trial, a gang of armed Black Panthers led by his younger brother Jonathan, stormed the Marin County courthouse, and took the judge and several jurors hostage, demanding the release of the prisoners. Police retaliated, and in the subsequent shoot-out Jackson was killed, along with the judge and two other people.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/1971/09/20/archives/jackson-an-enigma-in-life-and-in-death-jackson-an-enigma-in-life-an.html</ref>

==Writings and Political Philosophy==

==Writings and Political Philosophy==