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Accident Scene Management Seats New Board of Directors 2007 Read about the Accident Scene Management Board of Directors that started their service to the group in 2007. -
Tribute To Senator Dave Zien A Smashing Success Attorney Hupy opened the program that recognized and thanked Senator Zien for authoring every piece of motorcycle legislation in Wisconsin from 1988 - 2007. -
Abate of Wisconsin - Posted November 17, 2006 Hupy and Abraham SC donate several items and promotional bags for the Wisconsin Cook-off -
Detective Who Harassed Outlaws Milwaukee Members Is Gone A detective who harassed members of Outlaws Milwaukee is no longer with the Milwaukee County District Attorney's office. Find out more about this here. -
Helmet Bill Signed By Governor - Damages Cannot Be Reduced Wisconsin's new helmet law is passed! Learn about Attorney Hupy's involvement with this important legislation and more about the law here. -
Hupy and Abraham Lobbies for riders' Rights Learn about our lobbying efforts during the early 2000s and how we fought for laws, rules, and regulations that protect riders. -
Complaint Filed by 3 Milwaukee Outlaws Against Summerfest TheDefendant, Detective Hall, acting pursuant to an official policy and custom endorsed and ratified by the Defendants... -
Hupy and Abraham Supports Individual riders and Families Learn about three important - but very different - ways we supported riders' and their families during the early 2000s. -
Hupy and Abraham Successful In Rider Discrimination Cases Learn how we helped the Outlaws and the St. Croix Valley Riders when they were facing discriminatory practices because they were riders. -
Outlaws Milwaukee Sue City Over Warrantless Nighttime Invasion Learn what happened at the Outlaws clubhouse in September 2006 and how the Milwaukee Police were involved. -
Milwaukee Police Chief Fails to Heed Warning About Rogue Cops Learn about some controversies involving the Milwaukee Police Department and read a letter Mr. Hupy received from the Chief of Police. -
U.S. Supreme Court | Police Can Compel Suspects To Identify Learn about the United States Supreme Court decision that may require some people stopped on reasonable suspicion of criminal activity to identify themselves.
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