Thus the Court of Modena,29 commencing from the aforementioned article 408, para. 2 of the Civil Code, highlights how this provision in the Code enables the individual concerned to give advance directives and even deems it difficult to refute the conclusion that the intervention by the legislator designed to introduce and regulate these advance care directives is absolutely superficial, point out that there are already the substantive law (articles 2, 13 and 32 of the Constitution), the instrument through which to express one’s own wishes (precisely, a public or authenticated private deed, article 408, second paragraph) and finally the legal provision to which to have recourse (support administration, Law No. 6 of 2004