Christian Leuprecht
Christian Leuprecht is a prominent law professor at the Royal Military College of Canada and Queen's University, specializing in issues related to national security, law enforcement, and organized crime. He has been an advocate for improving collaboration among law enforcement agencies in Canada, emphasizing the need for a national targeting center to better address complex threats posed by transnational crime networks, such as those involved in drug trafficking.
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Christian Leuprecht is a professor who commented on the need for evidence regarding the Bishnoi Gang's threat to national security.
How a gang run from an Indian jail became listed as a terrorist group in Canada
Canada· 2025-10-04
Christian Leuprecht, a military expert and government relations professor at Queen’s University and Royal Military College, commented on the challenges of evacuation operations.
Canadians fleeing war in Iran face obstacles in absence of diplomatic tiesCanada· 2025-06-19
Christian Leuprecht, a law professor at the Royal Military College and Queen’s University, agreed with Mr. Donovan that a national targeting centre would help law-enforcement agencies across Canada confront the complex threat posed by transnational crime networks.
Police need better communication and training to shut down meth and fentanyl superlabs, experts sayCanada· 2025-05-21
