Giovanni And Lusanna Case Analysis

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The organization of Giovanni and Lusanna falls into place and helps the reader to have an understanding of the case, Giovanni and Lusanna, Florentine social classes, government records, and judicial process. Structuring the topic of social class towards the beginning of the book would have been acceptable, by introducing the couple and their social rank. However, placing where he decided opens up the discussion of Giovanni’s Medici connections and ultimately his annulment with Lusanna as a fitting ending to the case. The book starts out with how he found this case out in the Florentine archives. He moves into how we got this information on the case of Giovanni and Lusanna through records, notaries,documents, and various legal sources, as well as church sources sent from and to the Archbishop. The background and detailed

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Giovanni’s side of the story appears to be quite different than Lusanna’s. According to his procurator, Giovanni and Lusanna had been sexually involved since 1443, long before the death of Lusanna’s first husband. Numerous witnesses were brought forth, saying they had seen Giovanni and Lusanna together for years. They said that Lusanna had a reputation as a “woman of low moral character” (Brucker, p. 27). Giovanni’s procurator stated that although they had a romantic relationship, it did not make sense for Giovanni to have married someone of such a low class and reputation. In the end, Archbishop Antonius ruled in favor of Lusanna. However, later the case was presented to ecclesiastical courts in Rome, and although the records of that trial are not as clear, it appears that the judge ruled in favor of Giovanni.

Through the study of the records of courts, both secular and ecclesiastical, which exists in thousands of European and American archives and libraries, a patient and careful researcher can reconstruct particular images of “the world we have lost” and of the people who inhabited that world. From this vast, largely untapped repository of judicial records, Gene Brucker uses the notarial protocols of Ser Filippo Mazzei, which contains the transcripts of the litigation in the archiepiscopal court and the catasto records, which provides information about Florentine households, to piece together the dossier of Giovanni and Lusanna. The story of Giovanni and Lusanna explores the love and marriage in renaissance Florence and uncovers the gradation of the city’s social hierarchy and the role of women in society.

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Giovanni and Lusanna is a micro-history of high born Giovani being taken to court by lower born Lusanna as she claimed that he married her in secret. She believed that her future security and honor was at risk as Giovanni married a younger high born woman after his father and brother died. This micro-history shows that social standing, honor, and marriage during Renaissance Florence.

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Not far from our small town of Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, a recent trial took place at all three levels of the court system. From December 1, 2014 until June 1, 2015, John P. Elwood represented Anthony Elonis, the petitioner, while Michael R. Dreeben defended the United States. The background of the case is just as important as the trial itself. After going through a divorce, Elonis turned to social media to express his ager and rage. Elonis posted threatening remarks wishing to seriously harmhis wife, friends, coworkers, and an FBI agent, as well as preform a school shooting in a kindergarten class. Elonis stated that his posts were lyrics to self-written rap songs.

Two innocent Italian men, speaking out against an all white Jury, were blamed for the murder of two white men which resulted in death by the electric chair. Although no hard evidence was held against them, these men were charged because the trial occurred during a time when the Red Scare had made a huge influence on the way people viewed non-americans. These two men were named Sacco and Vanzetti and they were believed to be anarchists due to their ethnicity which brought about an unjust trial which, in return, sparked a fire within the United States. The Sacco and Vanzetti case brought to the surface the problems dealing with discrimination against immigrants because their trial was believed to be unjust; therefore, we now have laws abolishing the injustice and discrimination towards immigrants.

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Case Analyses: select TWO court cases (from different chapters) from the list below, and respond in writing to the case questions. The written analysis of both cases should be approximately 2-3 pages total; use parenthetical citations and a corresponding works cited list when referencing specific information from the text or other sources, and follow other prescribed guidelines for APA format.