Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 402

The courts' authority regarding courtroom offenses is not founded on the general rules of jurisdiction. The reason therefor: a courtroom offense is an offense witnessed in flagrante delicto because it occurs before the judicial panel. - The offense not occurring during the sitting. Its effect: the general rules of jurisdiction must be observed. An example of reasonable reasoning for the court's lack of jurisdiction to initiate proceedings because the offense occurred after the sitting ended and the judicial panel departed. - 104 - Penal Offenses against individuals Offenses against the person - 105 - Penal 1- Intentional homicide First: Intent to kill. Second: Premeditation. Third: Lying in wait. Fourth: Concurrence. Fifth: Attempted homicide. Sixth: The penalty for homicide. - 106 - Penal Intentional homicide First: Intent to kill:-