Provide for display of Ten Commandments in public schools

Added a specific mandate requiring trustees to display the Ten Commandments in every school building and classroom.

Defined strict specifications for the display, including a minimum size of 11x14 inches and the requirement that the text be the central focus.

Provided the exact text of the Ten Commandments to be used on the display.

Authorized school districts to use their own funds or accept donated funds to purchase or accept the displays.

Amended existing statutes to explicitly exempt the Ten Commandments display from prohibitions against distributing sectarian or denominational publications.

Set the effective date of the act to July 1, 2025.

Removed the mandatory requirement for school trustees to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom and the specific formatting rules for the display.

Removed the amendment to MCA 20-7-112 that would have exempted Ten Commandments displays from the prohibition on sectarian publications.

Added a comprehensive legal review note analyzing potential constitutional violations under the Establishment Clause.

Included a section of 'Requester Comments' arguing that recent Supreme Court decisions have overturned the legal test used to strike down similar laws.

The bill identifier was changed from LC0046 to SB 114 to reflect its official Senate filing number.

The full list of bill sponsors was added to the header section.

The title of the act was slightly reorganized to match the new bill number, but the substantive description of the law remains the same.