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Ep. 4 The Panza's Paradox

There was a bridge, and at the end of it, gallows. Authorities proclaimed that if those who intended to cross were untruthful, they would die on the gallows. The day came when a passerby declared, "I shall cross to my death by the gallows". Authorities are questioning their own claim. What would you do?

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.

No matter how many times you question what is right or wrong, Justice will always be Unraveled.

Luis A. Arias, JD, is an Assistant Professor of Practice in Criminal Justice at the University of Texas at El Paso. He earned his JD from Thomas Jefferson School of Law and a BA from UTEP. His professional background includes service with the FBI, El Paso Community Supervision and Corrections Department, law clerk experience, and adjunct faculty roles at UTEP/EPCC.
Daisy Morales is part of the on-air talent, and interview host, in charge of recording and producing shows such as El Paso Prime Time, Science Studio, and We Are UT El Paso; Daisy also manages the recently added Podcast division.