A New York City administrative-law judge was let go after it was discovered that he'd accepted six-to-eight bags of free popcorn a year in exchange for dismissing parking tickets. Alan Rubin agreed to pay the $2,500 fine and have popcorn puns attached to his name for the rest of his life, like in the Post headline: "Corny Judge Popped." [NYP]
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