Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1262

The offence of holding narcotics is among offences requiring specific intents. Penalties are graduated according to each of those intents. The necessary consequence: the judgment must establish the accused's specific intent. - The judgment's conviction of the accused on the basis of his having an intent to traffic despite the evidence it cited being devoid of proof of that intent. Deficiency. Its effect: cassation of the judgment.