#judicial system
- Anti-Camorra — Fighting against the Italian criminal organization Camorra; a set of legislative measures, police structures, judicial actions, or civic movements designed to combat and dismantle the Neapolitan mafia. As a noun, the term can denote a specialized structure of magistrates or a social coalition united to eradicate the influence of mafia clans.
- Anti-corruption — Combating, preventing, or punishing acts of corruption, abuse of power, bribery, or trading in influence; a set of legislative measures, judicial structures, or public campaigns designed to ensure integrity within state institutions. In an institutional sense, it defines specialized control bodies and prosecutor offices tasked with investigating economic and administrative offenses.
- Assessorship — The office, dignity, or title of an assessor; the period of time during which a person exercises the duties of an assistant magistrate, lay judge, or technical advisor in a court of law or an administrative body. It also designates the office, bureau, or collective body of these assistant magistrates who support the activity of a main judge.
- Assessorial — Pertaining to an assessor or assessorship, relating to an assessor or their office; specific to the activity of judicial assistance or technical consultation in a court. It is used to describe the prerogatives, decisions, votes, or documents issued by the assistant members of a judicial panel.