Assignment task:
The interest of a society as a political entity in a state is also protected under the law. This is commonly referred to as public interest. In the beginning, the laws of the king were, in effect, the laws of the state. Today, a state itself is considered to be an entity. As such, the state has interests and characteristics much like a human being. The state also has interests as the guardian of society. Public interests form national and international law under the pretext of the constitution. In addition, administrative, constitutional, and corporate laws all derive from public interests. Please summarize this. List the human interests that are recognized under the law? Explain the differences.