In this thesis I will elaborate the topic of justifying civil disobedience in constitutionally democratic systems. Since 19. century the modern democratic state we know today finds its foundations in the concept of liberal democracy. It is considered that the state is a righteous institution that protects its citizens, even though the theoreticians who say that we are limited due to that state are becoming increasingly stronger. We are born as free individuals, but we are divided into different categories without our knowledge. The community is a living organism that is upgrading, changing and rejecting old time. Therefore, the state can not be completely perfect. In such communities there are cracks and shortages. Unrighteous laws that arise as a result of systemic change allow the appearance of civil disobedience. Goal is not to demolish authority but to change democratic arrangements for better. Previously, civil disobedience manifested itself as a reaction to the violation and disrespect of fundamental human principles such as the right to freedom and the right to equality and today it appears as a response to government decisions that are not in line with minority opinion and attitudes.