A Canadian judge was basically removed from office for wondering aloud, during a rape trial, whether the accuser, who had sex with a man while sitting on a sink, could have avoided the sexual encounter by simply sinking down in the sink. A Canadian federal judge who asked an alleged rape victim in court why she couldn't "just keep your knees together" resigned Thursday, after a judicial panel released a scathing report calling for him to be removed from office. Camp presided over the sexual assault trial of Alexander Wagar, a 29-year-old Calgary man.  The accuser was identified as a 19-year-old woman who said Wagar had raped her over a bathroom sink during a house party, as the Washington Post has reported. Camp also questioned why the woman didn't "just sink your bottom down into the basin so he couldn't penetrate you[.]" The woman, a homeless alcoholic and drug addict, got drunk with...(Read Full Post)