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If Italy is the best you can come up with to counter that opinion, then your argument is lost.
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I see no future in a protracted debate with you on this topic, but I think you are confused. The most objective measure of corruption is probably Transparency International's CPI, which assigns Italy a dismal score. For specific numbers related to the judiciary, the best source is probably
Global Integrity who assign Italy's judiciary a score of 69, which is absolutely terrible. Accusations and even convictions relating to judicial bribery remain fairly common. Recently, a former defense minister was convicted of bribing
multiple judges in Rome.
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nh, sir!
Hey, Chomp ... totally pawned on this one!