Davis employs the two text, by the legal professionals Judge Jean de Coras and scholar Guillaume Le Sueur, for her research. One highlight emphasized was that peasants were allowed to seek significant recourse in the french legal system. Despite Pierre’s relationships and connections with landholders and aristocrats, the court was not influenced to unfairly charge Arnaud. They urged to provide Arnaud with a fair trial. This act proves that French peasants had access to a judicial system that was responsive and fair. An important point, considering many European countries peasant’s trials were influenced by lords and
Davis employs the two text, by the legal professionals Judge Jean de Coras and scholar Guillaume Le Sueur, for her research. One highlight emphasized was that peasants were allowed to seek significant recourse in the french legal system. Despite Pierre’s relationships and connections with landholders and aristocrats, the court was not influenced to unfairly charge Arnaud. They urged to provide Arnaud with a fair trial. This act proves that French peasants had access to a judicial system that was responsive and fair. An important point, considering many European countries peasant’s trials were influenced by lords and