Match each type of case/process in the dropdown menu with the bulleted list of characteristics that follow it. Each case/process is used just once.

1. [ Select ] ["Administrative Disciplinary Process", "Family law case", "Criminal case", "Protective order cases", "Juvenile Delinquency Case", "Civil case"]
   • Beyond a reasonable doubt
   • Unanimous Jury
   • Incarceration
   • Fine
   • Sex Offender Treatment
   • Restitution
   • Public defender for indigent defendants
   • No attorney at trial for victim
   • District attorney represents the state
   • Constitutional rights, such as confrontation, cross-examination, and due process
   • Evidence code applies
   • Rape shield law applies
   • Can appeal to higher court
   • Judge oversees trial
   • Power to subpoena witnesses
2. [ Select ] ["Administrative Disciplinary Process", "Family law case", "Criminal case", "Protective order cases", "Juvenile Delinquency Case", "Civil case"]
   • Preponderance of the evidence
   • Money damages
   • Majority jury
   • Punitive damages
   • Private attorney for both parties
   • Can appeal to higher court
   • Judge oversees trial
   • Power to subpoena witnesses
3. [ Select ] ["Administrative Disciplinary Process", "Family law case", "Criminal case", "Protective order cases", "Juvenile Delinquency Case", "Civil case"]
   • Preponderance of the evidence
   • Suspension or expulsion from school
   • Panel of staff or students
   • No attorneys or limited role for attorneys
   • No constitutional rights
   • Appeal rights unclear
   • No right to subpoena witnesses
4. [ Select ] ["Administrative Disciplinary Process", "Family law case", "Criminal case", "Protective order cases", "Juvenile Delinquency Case", "Civil case"]
   • Trial to judge, no jury
   • Best interest of the child
   • No attorneys for indigent participants
   • Attorneys permitted for parties
   • No contact or limited contact orders
5. [ Select ] ["Administrative Disciplinary Process", "Family law case", "Criminal case", "Protective order cases", "Juvenile Delinquency Case", "Civil case"]
   • Trial to judge, no jury
   • Beyond a reasonable doubt
   • Right to an attorney
   • Attorney provided for indigent accused
   • Detention
   • Restitution
   • No attorney for victim
6. [ Select ] ["Administrative Disciplinary Process", "Family law case", "Criminal case", "Protective order cases", "Juvenile Delinquency Case", "Civil case"]
   • Trial by judge, no jury
   • Preponderance of the evidence
   • Attorneys permitted
   • No attorneys provided
   • Order prohibiting conduct