Publications
N Monaghan, Criminal Law Directions (7th edn, Oxford University Press, 2022)
N Monaghan, Book Review: Stephen Mason and Daniel Seng (eds) (2021) Electronic Evidence and Electronic Signatures (2022) 3(2) Amicus Curiae 373-377
N Monaghan, ‘Jury Tampering: Some Legal Consequences’, University of Worcester Academic Blog, December 2021
N Monaghan, ‘Who should try “complex fraud trials”? Reconsidering the composition of the tribunal of fact 30 years after Roskill’ in Chris Monaghan and Nicola Monaghan (eds.), Financial Crime and Corporate Misconduct A Critical Evaluation of Fraud Legislation (Routledge, 2018)
N Monaghan, Q&A Criminal Law (4th edn, Pearson Longman, 2018)
N Monaghan, Law of Evidence (Cambridge University Press, 2015)
N Monaghan, ‘Reconceptualising good character: Hunter v R; Saruwu v R; Johnstone v R; Walker v R; Lonsdale v R’ (2015) International Journal of Evidence and Proof (2015) 19(3) International Journal of Evidence and Proof 190-195
N Monaghan, ‘Witness Offences’, Westlaw Insight, December 2014
N Monaghan, ‘Conspiracy’, Westlaw Insight, November 2014
N Monaghan, ‘Judicial guidance on the award of compensation for miscarriages of justice: issues of accountability and compatibility with the presumption of innocence’ (2013) 18(2) Coventry Law Journal 1
N Monaghan, ‘The problem of jury misbehaviour in an internet age: recent cases and the Law Commission’s consultation’ (2013) 18(1) Coventry Law Journal 69
N Monaghan and C Monaghan, Beginning Contract Law (1st edn, Routledge, 2013)
N Monaghan, ‘Protecting the secret deliberations of the jury in the interests of efficiency – has the law “lost its moral underpinning”?’ in Chris Monaghan and Neal Geach (eds.), Dissenting Judgments in the Law (Wildy, Simmonds & Hill, 2012)
N Monaghan and T Malcolm, ‘Restricting compensation for miscarriages of justice to the truly innocent’ in Chris Monaghan and Neal Geach (eds.), Dissenting Judgments in the Law (Wildy, Simmonds & Hill, 2012)
N Haralambous, ‘Educating Jurors: Technology, the Internet and the Jury System’ (2010) 19(3) Information and Communications Technology Law 255
N Haralambous and M Johnson, ‘Facebook: friend or foe’ (2010) 174 JPN, 31 July 2010
N Haralambous and N Geach, ‘Online harassment and public dis-order’ (2010) 174 JPN 409
N Haralambous and C Monaghan, ‘Twelve empty seats: reflections on judge only trials after jury tampering” (2010) 1 Criminal Bar Quarterly 10
N Haralambous and N Geach, ‘Regulating Online Harassment: Is the Law Fit for the Social Networking Age?’ [2009] 73 Journal of Criminal Law 241
N Haralambous, ‘Reviewing Jury Misconduct’ (2008) 172 JPN 592
N Haralambous, ‘Defending Dormant Judges: Physically Present, Just “Disengaged”’ (2008) 172 JPN 320
N Haralambous, ‘Protecting the Secrecy Laws Surrounding Jury Deliberations: The Ongoing Saga’ (2008) 172 JPN 97
N Haralambous, ‘Juries and Extraneous Material: A Question of Integrity’ [2007] 71 Journal of Criminal Law 520
N Haralambous, ‘Judicial Directions to Convict: Usurping the Role of the Jury’ (2007) 171 JPN 390
N Haralambous, ‘Preventing Jury Deliberations: “Does British Justice Stink”?’ (2006) 170 JPN 972
N Haralambous, ‘Investigating Impropriety in Jury Deliberations: A Recipe for Disaster?’ [2004] 68 Journal of Criminal Law 411
N Haralambous, ‘Retreating from Caldwell: Restoring Subjectivism’ (2003) 153 New Law Journal 1712
Conference Papers/Research Seminars
‘Active Jury Participation”, UW Winter Research Workshop, December 2021
‘Reflecting on Jury Misbehaviour in an Internet Age’ Coventry Law Journal Conference, November 2021
‘Facilitating inclusion and engagement in legal education through the use of interactive whiteboards’ (with Josie Kemeys), University of Worcester Annual Teaching & Learning Conference, June 2021
‘Exploring the use of Kortext to enhance student engagement in Law and Criminology’ (with Kirsty McGregor and Janey Robins), University of Worcester Annual Teaching & Learning Conference, June 2019
‘Mooting at the School of Law – developing academic skills through advocacy’ (with Bill Davies), University of Worcester Annual Teaching & Learning Conference, June 2018
‘Using extra-curricular mock trial advocacy exercises to enhance the student experience and cross boundaries’ (Beyond Boundaries, University of Worcester Annual Teaching, Learning and Student Experience Conference, 16thJune 2017)
‘Obtaining effective evidence in court from a young victim of abuse’ (NCSPVA 3rd Annual Conference, The Impact of Violence and Abuse on Children and Young People, 6th June 2017)
‘Who should try fraud trials? Reconsidering the composition of the tribunal of fact 30 years after Roskill’ (The Fraud Act 2006 – Ten Years On, University of Worcester, January 2017)
‘An evaluation of the legislative response to jury misconduct’ (Law Research Seminar Series, University of Worcester October 2016)
‘Jury deliberations: when does specialist knowledge become extraneous evidence?’ (Research Seminar, CULC, May 2014)
‘Distinguishing legitimate juror misconduct from frivolous allegations – protecting Lord Judge’s legacy’ (SLSA Annual Conference 2014, Aberdeen)
‘The Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 – is it working?’ (Business and Law Seminar Series, CULC, February 2014)
‘Jurors behaving badly’ (Research Seminar, CULC, March 2013)
‘Reflecting on four years of teaching advocacy to students at the University of Hertfordshire’ (SLSA Annual Conference, April 2012 with N Geach)
‘Inchoate Liability and the Serious Crime Act 2007’ (SLS Annual Conference 2008 with M Johnson)