> Before admitting it in court, it should reach a confidence of disproving someone’s identity before being believed to prove* another identity. Which is exactl

> Before admitting it in court, it should reach a confidence of disproving someone’s identity before being believed to prove* another identity. Which is exactly how it was used in the case in question—Black said it couldn’t prove the identity of the attacker, but was enough to show they couldn’t exclude the girl’s father.