Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1400

Offences involving specific criminal intent. Reliance on legal considerations and presumptions does not suffice for the requirement of such intent. Its existence must be verified from the evidence derived from the case papers. - Theft is among the offences for which the law requires a specific intent, namely the intention to steal. - Although sound reasoning in a conviction does not require separate discussion of the intention to steal, if that intention is in doubt or the offender disputes its existence, the judgment must expressly state that intention and provide evidence of its existence. Otherwise, it is inadequately reasoned.