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The judiciary of Italy is one of the three branches of the Italian Republic under the constitution of 1948. Composed of a system of courts and public prosecutors' offices, the judiciary of Italy is tasked with the administration of justice. Both bench judges and public prosecutors, collectively called magistrates after the Roman tradition, hold office within this branch. The foundational attributes and roles of the Italian judiciary are delineated primarily by the Constitution of Italy, and are supplemented by statutes of constitutional significance.
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