CRIMINAL JUSTICE & YOUTH
OUTREACH HOMEPAGE

The CJYO Book Review page will include links to texts that NMSU undergraduates have selected and reviewed along with other creative book review projects that have been put together through youtube and in audio form for the CJ432 online course.  The page will be updated on a semester by semester basis and is also looking to participate in the NMSU Zuhl Library Podcasting Series that will include book reviews by NMSU students and faculty.  Information, quotes, and contact information is included below each of the text images.  Please also visit the Voices Behind Walls Facebook below for more information on literature related to CJ and other youth outreach topics.

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The Devil's Butcher Shop
CJ Reading Book Review Video
by Justin Shepherd | Fall 2011*

OTHER CJ432 SELECTED TEXTS:

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It Calls You Back | CJ Reading Book Review Interview by Tina F. (CJ432 Spring 2012)

To read the interview by Tina Fletcher with Luis Rodriguez: CLICK HERE

"...All kids are reachable. Often it’s simple—love, never giving up, deep engagement, allowing for their maximum contribution, and allowing for their mistakes. Zero tolerance is meant to fail and it does—kids are pushed out of the schools, into the streets (often for very little) and are soon pushed into the juvenile lockups and prisons. Again, a profitable industry arises to meet the crisis. No kid should be given up on. But this is the very center of every zero tolerance policy. It’s now in our homes, not just our schools. For example, so-called “tough love” where parents are pushing their kids out when they don’t “conform,” “abide,” or listen. Drugs, mental illness, suicide, and other aspects need treatment, short and long-term care, family and community. Instead we look at the youth as the problem and try to change them, instead of the environment. Ritalin and similar “ADD” drugs does the same—make the student the problem, not the school.."

~Luis Rodriguez

| Tina F. |



CJ Reading Book Review Selections by NMSU Students from CJYO (CJ432) Course | Spring 2012




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