Giulio Prosperetti
Giulio Prosperetti is a former judge of the Italian Constitutional Court, serving from 2015 to 2024. He is known for his expertise in constitutional law and has made significant contributions to discussions on pension reforms and rights within the legal framework of Italy. Prosperetti has argued that recent government amendments affecting early retirement and degree redemption are constitutionally sound, emphasizing the absence of acquired rights in pension entitlements, thus allowing for legislative changes.
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Giulio Prosperetti is one of the jurists supporting the reform and is mentioned in a list of proscription.
Referendum giustizia, dai «traditori» ai «bugiardi»: la campagna all’arma bianca tra insulti incrociati e veleni
Italy· 2026-01-25
Giulio Prosperetti, an ex judge of the Constitutional Court, discusses the implications of the government's amendments on early retirement.
Riscatto della laurea per andare in pensione prima, giuristi divisi sulle modifiche: sono costituzionali?Italy· 2025-12-18