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User_gary Posted 17 years ago
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Plea on record, rest its case against

As the prosecution examined evidence in the form of injured victims and relatives of deceased, Kasab on July 20 made a request to the court for making a detailed statement accepting all charges levelled against him. In a guilty plea given by Kasab over two days, he gave details about training in handling arms and ammunition and intelligence gathering given to him in Pakistan, and also about the directions given to him on executing the attack along with his nine deceased accomplices.

After due consideration, the court took Kasab's plea on record but carried on with the trial. Since then, the prosecution has examined 270 witnesses and is likely to rest its case against the accused today. It is also likely to submit evidence of around 300 formal witnesses in the form of affidavits.

Source : http://in.news.yahoo.com/48/20091126/804/tnl-10-000-page-chargesheet-270-witnesse.html
Please explain to me the emboldened parts.
  

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took Kasab's plea on record = recorded his plea in the official notes of the court proceedings. rest its case against = complete its questioning and pleading of the case.

  • took Kasab's plea on record = recorded his plea in the official notes of the court proceedings.
  • rest its case against = complete its questioning and pleading of the case.
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took Kasab's plea on record = recorded his plea in the official notes of the court proceedings.

rest its case against = complete its questioning and pleading of the case.

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