It’s 20 years later and a different Supreme Court, with a new set of five justices and no holdovers. And opponents of House Bill 93, the $50 million private school tax credit law, are pinning their case on this one sentence. Plaintiffs will argue that a single public education system, effectively a monopoly, is constitutionally protected. The legal arguments certainly were different two decades ago, when a different Supreme Court took up the facilities issue. So it is déjà vu — in the sense that it is another huge education lawsuit centered on the definition of public education in Idaho.