once again, i have absolutely NO comment

It's ruled sleep sex
By NATALIE PONA, TORONTO SUN
It wasn't a sexual assault -- it was sleep sex.
In an unusual case in a Scarborough, Ontario, courtroom, Jan Luedecke was acquitted of sexual assault after a judge ruled he was asleep during the attack -- a disorder known as "sexsomnia."
"This is indeed a rare case ... His conduct was not voluntary," said Justice Russell Otter, as Luedecke's victim shook, sobbed and then left the courtroom.
The judgment has outraged women's groups.
"This is infuriating. It's another case of the courts not taking a woman seriously, adding yet another list to the list of excuses which men use for sexual assault," said Suzanne Jay, of the Canadian Association of Sexual Assault Centres.
Luedecke, a 33-year-old landscaper, met his victim at a party on July 6, 2003. Both had been drinking.
WOKE UP HAVING SEX
The woman, who can't be named, had fallen asleep on a couch. She woke up to find him having sex with her. She pushed him off, then reported the rape to police. .............