Indonesia is a state governed by the rule of law, with the constitution serving as the foundation for regulating national and civic life. However, the implementation of constitutional values in everyday life continues to face various challenges, such as low legal awareness, acts of vigilantism, corruption, and the irresponsible use of digital media. This article discusses the constitutional behavior of citizens, forms of behavior that are consistent with or contrary to the constitution, the factors that influence such behavior, and efforts to strengthen constitutional awareness. This study employs a literature review using a descriptive qualitative approach by examining relevant scholarly articles, laws and regulations, and official sources. The findings indicate that constitutional behavior cannot be achieved merely by knowing the rules; it also requires citizen participation, respect for the rights of others, civic education, exemplary leadership, and consistent law enforcement. Therefore, constitutional values need to be implemented in everyday life.
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