Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice. Spring 2012 Undergraduate Textbook Adoptions
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1 1 Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice Spring 2012 Undergraduate Textbook Adoptions Instructor Name: Bailey, Maldine CJJ Course Name: Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice Author: Vito Title: Juvenile Justice Today ISBN: Instructor Name: Bailey, Maldine CJL Course Name: Court Systems and Processes Author: Siegel Title: Courts and Criminal Justice System in America ISBN: Instructor Name: Bates-Lester, Lisa CCJ Course Name: Introduction to Criminal Justice Author: Bohm Title: Introduction to Criminal Justice Publisher: McGraw-Hill Edition: 6th ISBN: Instructor Name: Bates-Lester, Lisa CCJ Course Name: Crime and Mental Illness Author: Fox Title: Will to Kill Publisher: Allyn & Bacon Edition: 3rd ISBN:
2 2 Author: Meadows Title: Evil Minds ISBN: Instructor Name: Bates-Lester, Lisa CJL Course Name: Criminal Law and Procedures I Author: Chamelin Title: Essentials of Criminal Law Edition: 11th ISBN: Instructor Name: Bates-Lester, Lisa CJL Course Name: Criminal Law and Procedures I Author: Neubauer Title: America's Courts and the Criminal Justice System Publisher: Cengage Edition: 10th ISBN: Instructor Name: Butler, Roger CCJ Course Name: Introduction to Criminal Justice Author: Gaines Title: Criminal Justice in Action: The Core Edition: 6th ISBN: Instructor Name: Carter, Jeremy CCJ Course Name: Criminological Theory Author: Cullen and Agnew Title: Criminological Theory: Past to Present Publisher: Oxford University Press
3 3 ISBN: Instructor Name: Carter, Jeremy CCJ Course Name: Homeland Security Author: Gaines Title: Homeland Security ISBN: Instructor Name: Carter, Jeremy CJE Course Name: Law Enforcement Systems/Processes Author: Roberg Title: Police & Society (with CD) Publisher: Oxford University Press Edition: 5th ISBN: Instructor Name: Conger, Melissa CJL Course Name: Criminal Law and Procedure I Author: Worrall Title: Criminal Procedure: From First Contact to Appeal with Course Connect Access Code Publisher: Pearson Edition: 4th ISBN: (package with printed text and access Course Connect Access Code) E-book option available once access code is entered through Blackboard. Access Code Only: X Students are required to purchase access code and either e-book or printed text. Instructor Name: Conger, Melissa CJL Course Name: Court Systems and Processes Author: Meyer Title: The Courts in our Criminal System with Course Connect Access Code Publisher: Pearson ISBN: (package with printed text and access Course Connect Access Code) E-book option available once access code is entered through Blackboard.
4 4 Access Code Only: Students are required to purchase access code and either e-book or printed text. Instructor Name: Dean, John CCJ Course Name: Introduction to Criminal Justice Author: Gaines Title: Criminal Justice in Action Publisher: Cengage Leaning Edition: 6th ISBN: Instructor Name: Ellis, Abigail CCJ Course Name: Family Violence Author: Barnett Title: Family Violence Across Lifespan Publisher: Sage Publications, Incorporated Edition: 3rd ISBN: Instructor Name: Ellis, Abigail CJC Course Name: Correctional Systems/Processes Author: Siegel Title: Corrections Today ISBN: Instructor Name: Ellis, Abigail CJE Course Name: Law Enforcement Systems/Processes Author: Roberg Title: Police & Society (with CD) Publisher: Oxford University Press Edition: 5th ISBN:
5 5 Instructor Name: Farmer, John CJE Course Name: Law Enforcement Systems/Processes Author: Gaines Title: Policing in America Publisher: Elsevier Health Edition: 7th ISBN: Instructor Name: Feria, Joy CCJ Course Name: Pre-internship in Criminal Justice Author: Albanese Title: Professional Ethics in Criminal Justice Publisher: Allyn & Bacon Edition: 3rd ISBN: Instructor Name: Feria, Joy CCJ Course Name: Pre-internship in Criminal Justice Author: Albanese Title: Professional Ethics in Criminal Justice Publisher: Allyn & Bacon Edition: 3rd ISBN: Instructor: Feria, Joy CCJ Course Name: Internship in Criminal Justice No texts required Instructor: Feria, Joy CCJ Course Name: Internship in Criminal Justice No texts required Instructor Name: Hallett, Michael CJC
6 6 Course Name: Punishment and Society Author: Austin Title: It's About Time: America's Imprisonment Binge Edition: 4th ISBN: Instructor Name: Parker, Richard CCJ Course Name: Complex Investigations Author: Samaha Title: Criminal Law Edition: 10th ISBN: Author: Gosselin Title: Smart Talk ISBN: Instructor Name: Pauly, John CCJ (ONLINE) Course Name: Research Methods Author: Maxfield Title: Research Methods for Criminology & Criminal Justice Edition: 6th ISBN: Instructor Name: Pauly, John CCJ Course Name: Research Methods in Criminology & Criminal Justice Author: Maxfield Title: Research Methods for Criminology & Criminal Justice Edition: 6th
7 7 ISBN: Instructor Name: Pauly, John: Course Name: Violent Crime in America Author: Mire Title: Study of Violent Crime Publisher: Taylor & Francis ISBN: Instructor Name: Pauly, John Course Name: Drugs and Crime Author: Goode Title: Drugs in American Society Publisher: McGraw-Hill Edition: 8th ISBN: CCJ (ONLINE) CJE (ONLINE) Instructor Name: Pontzer, Daniel CCJ (ONLINE) Course Name: Criminological Theory Author: Shakur Title: Monster: The Autobiography of an L.A. Gang Member Publisher: Grove Atlantic ISBN Instructor Name: Pontzer, Daniel CCJ Course Name: Author: Shakur Title: Monster: The Autobiography of an L.A. Gang Member Publisher: Grove Atlantic ISBN Author: Schmalleger Title: Criminology: a Brief Introduction
8 8 ISBN: Instructor Name: Revels, Judith Course Name: Introduction to Criminal Justice Author: Bohm Title: Introduction to Criminal Justice Publisher: McGraw-Hill Edition: 7th ISBN: CCJ (ONLINE) Instructor Name: Revels, Judith CJC (ONLINE) Course Name: Correctional Systems and Processes Author: Seiter Title: Corrections (TEXT ONLY) Edition: 3rd ISBN: Instructor Name: Revels, Judith CJJ (ONLINE) Course Name: Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice Author: Bartollas Title: Juvenile Justice in America Edition: 6th ISBN: Instructor Name: Shaw, Paul CCJ Course Name: Crime Scene Investigation Author: Saferstein Title: Criministics Publisher: Pearson Edition: 10th ISBN:
9 9 Instructor Name: Sitren, Alicia CCJ Course Name: Research Methods: Criminology and Criminal Justice Author: Dorsten Title: Research Methods Course Connect Publisher: Pearson ISBN: Note: Students have the option to purchase either the above listed text listed below in the hard back version from the bookstore or an electronic e-book version to be made available in Blackboard. Instructor Name: Sitren, Alicia CCJ Course Name: White Collar Crime Author: Simon Title: Elite Deviance Publisher: Pearson Edition: 9th ISBN: Instructor Name: Wallman, Theodore CCJ Course Name: Crime in America Author: Bohm Title: Introduction to Criminal Justice Publisher: McGraw-Hill Edition: 7th ISBN: Instructor Name: Wallman, Theodore CCJ Course Name: Women in Prison Author: Morash Title: Prison Experience Publisher: Waveland Press ISBN:
10 10 Author: Enos Title: Mothering From the Inside Publisher: State University of New York Press ISBN: Instructor Name: Wallman, Theodore CJC Course Name: Correctional Systems/Processes Author: Allen Title: Corrections in America Publisher: Pearson Edition: 12th ISBN: Instructor Name: Waytowich, Vicki CJJ Course Name: Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice Author: Siegel Title: Juvenile Delinquency Edition: 11th ISBN: Instructor Name: Wesely, Jennifer CCJ Course Name: Women and Crime Author: Belknap Title: Invisible Woman Edition: 3rd ISBN: Author: Wesely Title: Being Female Publisher: Lynne Rienner Publishers ISBN:
11 11 Instructor Name: Wesely, Jennifer CJL Course Name: Criminal Law and Procedures I Author: Samaha Title: Criminal Law Edition: 10th ISBN: Instructor Name: Woodard, Tracey CCJ Course Name: Crime in America Author: Bohm Title: Introduction to Criminal Justice Publisher: McGraw-Hill Edition: 7th ISBN: Instructor Name: Woodard, Tracey CCJ (ONLINE) Course Name: Crime in America Author: Gaines/Miller Title: PAC COURSE360 Introduction to Criminal Justice Edition: 2nd ISBN: Author: Barrett Title: Power Up Edition: 2nd ISBN: Suggested Instructor Name: Woodard, Tracey CCJ Course Name: Criminological Theory Author: Title: Criminological Theory
12 12 Publisher: McGraw-Hill ISBN: Ebook version available: isbn: Instructor Name: Woodard, Tracey CJC Course Name: Methods of Offender Treatment Author: Masters Title: Counseling Criminal Justice Offenders Publisher: Sage Publications Edition: 2nd ISBN:
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