Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 481

The interdependence of evidence in criminal matters. Its import. - The trial court has complete freedom to rely on the appellant’s statements to convict him, to sever them, or to interpret them according to what it considers consistent with the truth and to disregard the rest. - The judgment’s designation of the appellant’s statements as a confession. Does not impair its soundness. The challenge thereto in this regard is unfounded. - Factual argument. Impermissible before the Court of Cassation.