"You've got a lot of happy law professors, who don't want to change anything," Ms. Rapoport said.
Cast against type, Law conveys the muscular innocence of a man who has a rolling nautical gait, looks deeply uncomfortable in a suit and acts purely on instinct: when happy, Law essays a jaunty Irish jig and, when enraged, pummels pillows and hurls chairs at walls with primitive abandon.
When litigators Ted Olsen and David Boies filed suit to make marriage equality the law of the land, you can bet they chose happy, law-abiding LGBT citizens as their plaintiffs.
Indeed, the violence of the state extends beyond fatal or expensive encounters with trigger-happy law enforcement officers, long before the final breaths now played on harrowing, infinite loop.
That and the killing of Philando Castile are just the latest in a series of depressingly similar cases in which there seems to be overwhelming evidence that young black men are considered fair game for any trigger-happy law enforcement officer or security guard.
Nor do Asian men experience the same career barriers within the tech sector and generally are not currently under the extremities of harassment and hate felt by others: not under threat of deportation or assumptions of terrorist sympathies, nor under fear of trigger-happy law enforcement.
None of us were particularly happy in law school.
State regulators are only just now taking notice: In February Massachusetts sent a letter to Groupon demanding it stop allowing vouchers for alcohol, saying it violates a 1984 happy hour law, and requested details on all its deals.
There are of course people who are happy practicing law in the meat-grinder model, those who enjoy the carnival.
It was clear she did not agree with the law, was not happy about the law, and did not see the importance of curbing environmental degradation.
