Justice Unraveled
Justice Unraveled is a podcast created and hosted by Luis Armando Arias, Assistant Professor of Practice in the Department of Criminal Justice and Security Studies at The University of Texas at El Paso, designed to educate and engage audiences through insightful discussions, expert interviews, and critical examination of issues within the criminal justice system. The podcast also serves as a pedagogical and artistic platform that promotes student participation, performance, and applied learning in a professional broadcast environment. Through faculty-guided mentorship, students gained experience in media literacy, oral presentation, and public scholarship while contributing to recorded dialogue and narrative storytelling.
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You are an Emergency Medical Technician responding to a car crash. One victim is your wife but she has very low chances to survive. What would you do? -
Bombs are set to explode in the city, and the culprit is not talking. Authorities have captured his wife. What would you do? Join Professor of Criminal Justice and Security Studies, Luis Arias, for "The Ticking Bomb" on Justice Unraveled.
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On this episode of Justice Unraveled, Professor Luis Armando Arias and his mentee analyze "The Panza's Paradox", a complex legal puzzle that will make you question your own core beliefs.
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Someone you know has robbed a bank…but for a noble cause. Would you tell the authorities? Join Professor of Criminal Justice and Security Studies, Luis Arias, for Justice Unraveled, a podcast where students discuss dilemmas that will challenge their personal judgment.
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5 cave explorers are trapped; the survival rate is slim, and when they are rescued, only 4 come out. The case is brought before a fictional court where 5 justices offer a range of interpretations on whether the defendants should be punished.
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A madman who has threatened to explode several bombs in crowded areas has been apprehended. Unfortunately, he has already planted the bombs, and they are scheduled to go off in a short time; hundreds of people may die.
