Abstract
An important part of Indonesian constitutional law is the development of state law. This article discusses the development of the legal system, especially the constitution, laws, statutory regulations, statutory regulations and regional regulations. In this case, it is important to examine how public institutions such as the government, DPR, and judiciary are involved in making, implementing, and enforcing laws. Teksini uses legal methods and library research strategies in his research, namely legal research which focuses on legal principles, including agreements, statutes, principles, norms and rules. The constitution is a list of articles governing the general organization of the state, functions, business and administration of public institutions, the territory of the state, the situation of local communities and human rights. We can not only understand what the Constitution is, but also what it teaches. One thing we can learn from constitutions is that diifferent ideas and methods are used from one country to another in implementing the constitution. Understanding changes in laws and regulations can help identify trends, issues, and reforms that can strengthen Indonesia's legal system. Apart from that, the constitution has many functions. One of its goals is to increase our citizens' interest in the Constitution by encouraging them to read the Constitution. The main goal is to increase public awareness of the Constitution.
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