Abstract (in inglese)
The Superior Council of the Judiciary deals with dealing with various problems that affect the entire judiciary, among which those of the degeneration of currents and individualistic careerism stand out. A reform of the Council is therefore necessary, which must not aim to overturn the constitutional model, by reducing it to a bureaucratic-administrative body, but to implement it with legislative and regulatory measures. In particular, the analysis focuses on the d.d.l. constitutional presented to the Chamber on 28 September 2020 (A.C. 2681), which contains numerous reforms of the judicial system and an entire Head relating to the Superior Council of the Judiciary. Some of the measures proposed are positive in that they are aimed at ensuring the autonomous and transparent functioning of the Council, others are questionable because they claim to eliminate the role of associations and any margin of discretion of board resolutions. In any case, any reform can produce positive effects only if it is accompanied by a recovery of professionalism and ethics within both the judiciary and the Superior Council of the Judiciary.