took the California Bar Exam for the first time in February 2022, so the bar passage rate for first-time takers was not reported by the state. Of the 20 SFLS alumni who failed the bar exam, but repeated the exam in February 2022, three passed, for a 15% pass rate. Alumni Oscar Zeta Acosta, Chicano militant, friend of Hunter S. Thompson and inspiration for the character "Dr. Gonzo" in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Dorothy von Beroldingen, San Francisco political figure, feminist and San Francisco Superior Court Judge Edmund "Pat" Brown, former California Governor and father of former California Governor Jerry Brown Geoffrey F. Brown, former five-term San Francisco Public Defender and commissioner of the California Public Utilities Commission Wayne M. Collins, civil rights attorney and co-founder of the American Civil Liberties Union, Northern California Chapter; argued Korematsu v. United States before the United States Supreme Court Charles Garry, Marxist lawyer, chief counsel for the Black Panther Party, attorney for the People's Temple and counsel in many famous cases, including the San Quentin Six, Chicago Seven and the Oakland Seven (demonstrations in Berkeley against the Vietnam War). Betty Lou Lamoreaux, first female Orange County Superior Court Judge in 1974. Instrumental in the building of the courthouse in Orange, California, which bears her name: Betty Lou Lamoreaux Juvenile Justice Center. Milton Marks, former California State Senator Leo T. McCarthy, former Lieutenant Governor of California Huey Newton, attended SFLS for eight months, but did not graduate. P. Terry Anderlini, former president of the State Bar of California. References External links Law schools in California Educational institutions established in 1909 Alliant International University Law in the San Francisco Bay Area Universities and colleges in San Francisco 1909 establishments in California For-profit universities and colleges in the United States