(Vol. 8, Maryland Practice Series)
By: Leonard R. Stamm
At the Borkenstein course in May
At the Borkenstein course in May, 2003, Stamm was included in Dr. Kurt Dubowski’s powerpoint presentation.
![Dubowski's Powerpoint Presentation](/static/2024/04/dubowskipp.jpg)
Dubowski claimed that Stamm’s 1998 Champion statement was wrong, unsupported by any evidence, and not published in a peer-reviewed journal. In response, Dubowski studied the storage stability of simulator ethanol solutions and concluded that the ethanol content in a sealed solution remained essentially the same over the course of a year.
![Dubowski's Article](/static/2024/04/dubowskiarticle.jpg)
Stamm’s criticism in the Champion article was not about the stability of the solution, it was primarily about failure to keep adequate records, a problem that continues today. The Borkenstein instructors agreed that defendants should have full access to all of the information available to the state experts.
![Stamm, Dr. Dubowski and Dr. A.W. Jones](/static/2024/04/FP-108.jpg)
Stamm is pictured here with Dr. Dubowski on the left, and Dr. A.W. Jones, at right.