The relationship between law and public policy is intrinsic, as laws are enacted to implement and enforce public policies. Public policy decisions are guided by legal frameworks that articulate societal goals, values, and obligations. These laws provide mechanisms for accountability and govern how policies are executed. Conversely, public policy can influence legal developments by identifying areas needing reform or prompting legal interpretations that align with contemporary societal needs. Thus, ongoing interaction between law and public policy shapes governance and reflects society’s evolving priorities and interests.