Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 360

What matters in proof in criminal matters is the judge's conviction and confidence in the evidence submitted for examination. He may rely on any circumstantial or other evidence with which he is satisfied unless the law restricts him to particular evidence. - The offences of clandestine communication and bribery. The Penal Code has not prescribed a particular method for proving them. - The court's confidence in the evidence and presumptions set out in its judgment. Its implication. Its rejection of all considerations advanced by the defence to induce it not to rely on them. The appellant's objection in this regard. A factual dispute concerning the assessment of evidence, impermissible before the Court of Cassation.