Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP) Practice Exam

Public law primarily addresses State-individual relationships. This includes regulating the interactions between the government (State) and individuals or organizations. Public law sets out the legal framework within which the government operates and how individuals can interact with the government. This can encompass areas such as administrative law, constitutional law, and criminal law. Option A, identifying an offense, is more closely related to criminal law specifically. Option C, implementing laws fairly, is a general concept that could apply to various areas of law. Option D, societal protection, although important, is not the primary focus of public law.