Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 118

Unconsciousness precluding liability. Is that arising from intoxicating or narcotic substances consumed by the offender under compulsion or without his knowledge of them. Whoever consumes them voluntarily and with knowledge of their true nature is liable for the offences he commits while under their influence. - Psychological illness that does not deprive a person of understanding. Does not constitute a ground for absence of liability. Example of a judgment concluding that the appellant was criminally liable because he consumed the intoxicating substance voluntarily.