W. Lewis Burke
Professor of Law
Department of Clinical Legal Studies
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Contact Information
Room 131-1
USC School of Law
701 Main Street
Columbia, South Carolina 29208
v 803-777-2278
f 803-777-3401
wlburkej@gwm.sc.edu
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Scholarship
Books:
 James Lowell Underwood and W. Lewis Burke, eds., The Dawn of Religious Freedom in South Carolina (Columbia: U.S.C. Press 2006).
For further information contact USC Press
The Dawn of Religious Freedom has received rave reviews from The Journal of Religion and Society!
James Lowell Underwood and W. Lewis Burke, eds., At Freedom's Door (Columbia: U.S.C. Press 2000).
W. Lewis Burke, Truth in Lending and Credit Disclosures, Vol. II. Consumer Law and Practice Series (Columbia: S.C. Bar, 1986).
Articles and Chapters:
W. Lewis Burke, "Post Reconstruction Justice: the Prosecution and Trial of Francis Lewis Cardozo," 53 S.C. Law Rev. 361 (2002).
W. Lewis Burke, "Reconstruction Corruption and the Redeemers' Prosecution of Francis Lewis Cardozo," 2 Am. Nineteenth Century History 67 (Frank Cass Publishers, London, 2001).
W. Lewis Burke, "The Radical Law School: the University of South Carolina School of Law and Its African American Graduates, 1873-1877" in Underwood and Burke, eds., At Freedom's Door (U.S.C. Press, 2000).
W. Lewis Burke, "A History of the Opening Statement from Barristers to Corporate Lawyers: A Case Study of South Carolina", 27 American Journal of Legal History 25 (1993).
"Fact or Fiction: The Effect of the Opening Statement", Co-authored with Dr. Ronald Poulson, and Michael J. Brondino. 18 Journal of Contemporary Law 195 (1992).
Miscellaneous:
Book Reviews and Encyclopedia Entries:
"No Place of Redress" Book review of David E. Bernstein, Only Place of Redress, (Durham: Duke University Press, 2001) in the H-Law Electronic Journal, March 2002.
W. Lewis Burke "Francis Lewis Cardozo," The South Carolina Encyclopedia (Walter Edgar, ed., to be published Columbia: U.S.C. Press 2003).
W. Lewis Burke "Samuel J. Lee," The South Carolina Encyclopedia (Walter Edgar, ed., to be published Columbia: U.S.C. Press 2003).
W. Lewis Burke "Ernest J. Finney," The South Carolina Encyclopedia (Walter Edgar, ed., to be published Columbia: U.S.C. Press 2003).
Magazine Articles, and Teaching Materials:
W. Lewis Burke, "One of South Carolina's First Black Lawyers," S.C. Trial Lawyers Magazine (March, 2001).
State v. Gettys, U.S.C. Interdisciplinary Project on Child Abuse and Neglect (Trial Simulation) Co-authored with James L. Bowman (1990).
W. Lewis Burke, "The Notice of Right to Cure: A Jury Question," 7 Consumer Law Letter 3 (1990).
Op-ed piece on Predatory Lending, The State, March, 2002.
Work in Progress:
A Haven for Dissenters to be co-edited with James L. Underwood. Expected publication in 2003 (U.S.C. Press)
The Mythology of Reconstruction Corruption in South Carolina, expected publication 2005.
"John Mortimer and Rumpole of the Bailey's Rules of advocacy" (article in draft stage expected publication 2003.) To be presented as at the SEAALS meeting summer, 2002.
Matthew Perry: A Biographical Picture, book to be co-edited with Dr. Belinda Gergel (to be published in 2003).
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