Former judge and president of the National Association of Magistrates
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Disgraced; his 2019 scandal is central to the reform's justification
Italy's postwar constitution placed judges and prosecutors in a single, self-governing body to prevent a repeat of fascist-era political control over the courts. On March 22-23, 2026, Italian voters rejected a referendum to tear that structure apart, with official results showing 53.23% 'No' against 46.77% 'Yes' on the Nordio Reform to separate judicial and prosecutorial careers, split the governing council, and replace elections with a lottery.
Updated Mar 24
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