Montana § 20-7-135 Where Sexually Oriented Performances Are Prohibited

Montana Statutes

§ 20-7-135 — Where Sexually Oriented Performances Are Prohibited

Montana § 20-7-135

Title 20EDUCATION

Ch. 7SCHOOL INSTRUCTION AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Part 1Accreditation and Curriculum

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Bluebook

Mont. Code Ann. § 20-7-135 (2026).

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20-7-135 . Where sexually oriented performances are prohibited.

(1)A library that receives any form of funding from the state may not allow a sexually oriented performance as defined in 45-8-117 on its premises.

(2)A school or library that receives any form of funding from the state may not allow a sexually oriented performance or drag story hour, as defined in 45-8-117 , on its premises during regular operating hours or at any school-sanctioned extracurricular activity.

(3)A sexually oriented performance is prohibited:

(a)on public property in any location where the performance is in the presence of an individual under the age of 18; and

(b)in a location owned by an entity that receives any form of funding from the state.

(4)A library, a school, or library or school personnel, a pub

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20-7-135 . Where sexually oriented performances are prohibited. (1) A library that receives any form of funding from the state may not allow a sexually oriented performance as defined in 45-8-117 on its premises.
(2) A school or library that receives any form of funding from the state may not allow a sexually oriented performance or drag story hour, as defined in 45-8-117 , on its premises during regular operating hours or at any school-sanctioned extracurricular activity.
(3) A sexually oriented performance is prohibited:
(a) on public property in any location where the performance is in the presence of an individual under the age of 18; and
(b) in a location owned by an entity that receives any form of funding from the state.
(4) A library, a school, or library or school personnel, a public employee, or an entity described in subsection (3)(b) or an employee of the entity convicted of violating the prohibition under this section shall be fined $5,000 and, if applicable, proceedings must be initiated to suspend the teacher, administrator, or specialist certificate of the offender under 20-4-110 for 1 year. If an offender's certificate has previously been suspended pursuant to this subsection (4), proceedings must be initiated to permanently revoke the teacher, administrator, or specialist certificate of the offender under 20-4-110 on a subsequent violation of this section.