Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1145

The offences of bringing in and physically possessing narcotics are offences requiring specific intent. The necessary consequence thereof. The specific intent therein must be established. Merely stating that bringing in or physical possession occurred and that the offender knew that what he physically possessed was a narcotic is insufficient. - The offence of bringing in a narcotic substance with intent to traffic. The criterion for its establishment: the occurrence of the act of importing or bringing in and proof that the accused had this intent. - Inferring whether intent to traffic in narcotic substances is established. A matter of fact. Its condition.