New Rulings on State Security Court Appeals
The Court of State Security Appeals issued rulings acquitting three defendants of charges of inciting sedition and sympathy with the enemy, due to their being outside Kuwait and lacking knowledge of the events. The court also upheld cases of non-prosecution for other defendants charged with inciting sectarian sedition and showing sympathy via social media platforms, imposing financial bail amounts ranging from 1,000 to 3,000 Kuwaiti dinars and a good conduct period of two years. Additionally, the court ordered the transfer of a Kuwaiti citizen for psychological evaluation after being convicted of a three-year prison sentence for charges related to sedition and showing sympathy. The court also sentenced individuals to prison and found them guilty in various drug-related cases.
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