Question

1. what are 3 things a fingerprint cannot be used to prove? exact location,

Explanation:

1. Fingerprints can't prove the exact time of an event (e.g., when a person touched an object), as they only show contact, not timing.
2. They can't prove the person's intent (e.g., if the touch was accidental or deliberate) since intent is psychological/contextual, not captured by prints.
3. They can't prove the person's current location or alibi (a fingerprint at a crime scene doesn't show where the person is now or their actions elsewhere).

Answer:

1. Exact time of contact with an object.
2. The individual’s intent (e.g., accidental vs. deliberate action).
3. The person’s current location or alibi.