Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 541

Receiving reports of all crimes, examining them, gathering information relating to them, and recording it in an inquiry report. Among the duties imposed on police officers. While drawing up the inquiry report, they may record statements made by the accused, including his confession, without questioning him in detail. The prosecution may investigate whatever therein it considers necessary to investigate, and the court may rely in its judgment on a confession contained therein. The limit and reason for this. - The judgment's reliance on the investigating officer's statements during the investigations that the 2 accused admitted to him committing what was attributed to them, which he recorded in his inquiry report submitted to the Public Prosecution. Correct. The reason for this.