Notable Alumni
- President Junius Richard Jayewardene - First executive President of Sri Lanka.
- President Mahinda Rajapaksa - Current (5th) Executive President of Sri Lanka and Former Prime Minister of Sri Lanka.
- Hon. Gamini Dissanayake - former Cabinet Minister,and a Presidential candidate
- Hon. Justice Parinda Ranasinghe - former Chief Justice of Sri Lanka
- Hon. Justice Sri Lankabhimanya Christopher Weeramantry - former Judge of the International Court of Justice and Judge of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka
- Hon. Justice J. F. A. Soza - former Judge of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka
- Hon. Justice Sarath N. Silva - former Chief Justice of Sri Lanka
- Hon. Justice V. Manicavasagar- former Judge of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka and Chancellor of the University of Jaffna
- Hon. Justice Shirani Tilakawardene - Judge of the Supreme Court of Sri Lank
- Hon. Justice Saleem Marsoof, PC - Judge of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka and
- Hon. Justice Siva Selliah - former Judge of the Court of Appeal of Sri Lanka
- Sarath Ambepitiya - former Judge of the High Court of Colombo
- Dr. Harry Wilfred Jayewardene, QC - former President Sri Lanka Bar Association, Chairman Industrial Disputes Commission, UN Human Rights Commission
- Senator Somasundaram Nadesan, QC - former Senator & President of the Bar Council
- Hon. H. Sri Nissanka, QC - Member of Parliament
- Hon. Dilan Perera - Current Minister of Port Development
- Hon. Jeyaraj Fernandopulle - former Cabinet Minister and a Member of Parliament
- Hon. Rohitha Bogollagama - former Cabinet Minister and a Member of Parliament
- Hemantha Warnakulasuriya, PC -Sri Lankan Ambassador to Italy
- Lasantha Wickrematunge - Journalist and former editor-in-chief of The Sunday Leader
- Dr. W. D. Rodrigo - Principal, Sri Lanka Law College.
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