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fl-1182	Morgan, Jamelia	Disability, Criminal Justice, and Abolition: Recognizing and Remedying Law’s Violence	2023	5	.docx	application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document	1593	61	31	Indeed, as Steele emphasizes “much of” this violence “is legal violence or takes place in institutional settings where individuals have ended up by legal decisions”.[footnoteRef:9] Steele calls for a “critical disability legal pedagogy,” and argues that “[l]egal pedagogy should be an integral aspect of contesting criminalised disabled people’s carceral control and debilitation”. As Steele maintains, court diversion programs rely on and exploit disability labels as a pathway for “coercive intervention that surpasses what is otherwise possible through criminal law.	cache/fl-1182.docx	txt/fl-1182.txt