Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 172

Police officers may arrest without a warrant anyone accused of a felony where strong evidence supports the accusation. In a case of a felony in flagrante delicto, they may search the accused or his dwelling. Where the accused, immediately upon his arrest, makes a confession implicating another person, the police officer's proceeding to that person's location and arresting him. Valid. - Determining whether a state of flagrante delicto exists or not. A matter of fact independently determined by the trial court, provided its determination is reasonable.