Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 537

Confession in criminal matters. One of the elements of inference. The court of merits has complete freedom to assess their validity and evidential value and to rely on it at any stage of the investigation, even if subsequently retracted. Its condition. - The authority of office in itself. Does not constitute coercion. So long as it does not extend to harming the accused, physically or morally. - Mere fear of police officers. Does not constitute coercion invalidating a confession, either in meaning or in law.