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Q: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday said he plans to nominate  Liberty University School of Law professor Caren Harp  to oversee the Justice Departmentâs Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.
If ultimately confirmed by the U.S. Senate   Harp  would oversee the Justice Department office that trains and works with state and local communities to develop effective juvenile justice programs and prevent delinquency.
 Harp  previously was director of the National Juvenile Justice Prosecution Center at the American Prosecutors Research Institute.
According to  Harp âs LinkedIn page   she  is in  her  sixth year as a professor at Liberty  which is located in Lynchburg  Virginia.
 Harp  who holds a law degree from the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville   has also worked as both a prosecutor and a public defender  including as chief of the Sex Crimes Prosecution Unit in New York City  Family Court Division  and as a trial attorney for the Arkansas Public Defender Commission.
In an article published in May   Harp  raises questions about the role of adolescent neuroscience in the courtroom and writes that the best way to tackle juvenile justice is by teaching youth to accept responsibility and involve them in community-based diversion programs to prevent them from re-offending.
It is unclear when the Senate may consider  Harp âs nomination.
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Caren Harp