The book 'Magistrati per il Sì' aims to provide insight from various magistrates on their support for the upcoming constitutional referendum on justice taking place on March 22-23 in Italy. It gathers eight contributions from judges with diverse experiences and roles, who are united by the belief that the proposed reform represents an important opportunity for growth within the legal framework of the country. The collection is intended to articulate the reasons why a positive vote is necessary for advancing the integrity of the judicial system.

Isabella Bertolini, a member of the Superior Council of the Judiciary and secretary of the 'Sì Riforma' Committee, introduces the book with a foreword that emphasizes the importance of the constitutional revision. Bertolini frames this reform not just as a bureaucratic adjustment, but as a pivotal rethinking of the fundamental legal architecture of the Italian judiciary. She highlights the need for a clearer distinction between the roles of the prosecutor and the judge, suggesting that this separation will enhance judicial clarity and accountability.

Bertolini asserts that the separation of careers within the judicial system does not equate to a diminishment of the magistrate's power. Instead, she advocates for this structural change as a means to strengthen the judiciary's credibility and efficiency. The book underscores a broader discussion in Italy about the need for reforms that can lead to a more robust and independent system of justice, as the country grapples with ongoing challenges in its legal institutions.