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Leonard Padilla (born 1939) opened a bail bonds company in Sacramento, California in 1975. He was chairman of the board of trustees of the Lorenzo Patiño Law School, which he opened with Judge Lorenzo Patiño in 1982. Padilla has run for public office seven times, four times for Mayor of Sacramento, once for California governor in the 2003 recall election, once for Congress, and once for . The alternative weekly newspaper Sacramento News & Review named him one of Sacramento's most interesting people in 2010.