In a framework characterized by convergent trends towards a shared judicial review of laws, the essay analyzes the attempt of the Italian Constitutional Court to attract in the cen-tralized constitutional judgment the situations of ‘double preliminary rulings’ relating to fun-damental rights, the author aims to show that this new jurisprudence of the Italian Court may achieve a more balanced integration between the European system of fundamental rights pro-tection and the national system, as well as between the respective legal remedies, to finally, ask if the 'centralized constitutional judgment' can be considered a supreme principle of the system binding on European Union law and constitutional revision lawgiver.