The article discusses judicial reforms in Luxembourg, focusing on the creation of new institutions like the "Conseil national de la Justice" and the "Cour suprême". These reforms aim to spark a discussion on the roles, responsibilities, and independence of judicial bodies. The book "Judicial Reforms in Luxembourg and Europe" contributes to this discussion by exploring constitutional law, access to justice, and the European Convention on Human Rights. It also examines the procedural implications of the new institutions and compares experiences from different countries.