Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1237

Flagrante delicto. Its establishment. It is sufficient that there be outward manifestations that themselves indicate the occurrence of the offence. In flagrante delicto involving physical possession of a narcotic, it is not required that the person who witnessed these manifestations have ascertained the nature of the substance he observed; rather, it is sufficient that he ascertain those manifestations through any of his senses. Its condition. Those manifestations must be ascertained with certainty admitting of no doubt, whether the narcotic is visible or not visible.