Matthews v. Eldridge is a landmark Supreme Court case involving due process. One important take-away from the case is the following proposition: The more that's at stake for the defendant, the more procedural protections are required. That's why... Group of answer choices ... defendants in death-penalty cases have very few due process rights. ... defendants charged with felonies have more rights than defendants charged with misdemeanors. ... defendants charged with misdemeanors have more rights than defendants charged with felonies. ... defendants in civil cases have more procedural protections than defendants in criminal cases