In 2001, Peck represented accused child pornographer John Robin Sharpe before the Supreme Court of Canada in
R. v. Sharpe. In 2005, he successfully represented accused
Air India bombing suspect Ajaib Singh Bagri. On June 6, 2007, the province of British Columbia announced the appointment of Peck as a special prosecutor to review the results of a police investigation into possible polygamous activity or other offences by members of the community of
Bountiful, British Columbia. On August 1, 2007, Peck concluded that there was not enough evidence to charge the group with
sexual abuse or exploitation charges as it has been extraordinarily difficult to find victims willing to testify and the defendants are likely to claim "
religious freedom" as a defense. In 2008 and 2009, Peck was retained by the
City of Vancouver to review the city's policies and procedures relating to the handling of confidential information following a leak to media prior to the 2008 municipal election regarding a $100 million loan to the builder of the Olympic Village In 2009, Peck represented lawyer Martin Wirick who was sentenced to seven years in prison for perpetrating what media described as the largest legal fraud in Canadian history. In 2009, he was appointed special prosecutor by the Ontario Ministry of Attorney General in the case of former Attorney General
Michael Bryant who was being charged in the death of cyclist, Darcy Allan Sheppard. In 2019 he led
Meng Wanzhou's defence team during her
extradition case. In 2021, he represented
Doug McCallum in his public mischief case, which resulted in a not guilty verdict in November 2022. == References ==