Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1212

It suffices for the judgment to set out the evidence it found valid establishing the offence. Its pursuing the accused in every particular of his defence. Not necessary. Its disregarding those particulars. Meaning: their rejection. Example. - Ignorance of the provision creating the offence or its erroneous interpretation. This does not preclude the existence of criminal intent unless the law provides otherwise. - A plea of ignorance of Law 41 of 1993. A manifestly invalid defence. The judgment's disregarding it. This does not vitiate it. Reason therefor.