When the physical evidence can be specifically and unequivocally linked to a particular object or person, then the investigators have achieved:
A) a case that can bring charges.
B) guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
C) criminal checks and balances.
D) forensic identification.

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Forensic identification is the process of linking physical evidence to a specific object or person unequivocally, which is crucial in criminal investigations to establish connections between evidence and potential suspects or crime scenes.

When the Physical Evidence Can Be Specifically and Unequivocally Linked