Dominic Raab Height, Weight, Religion, Net Worth, Age, Biography

About (Profile/Biography):
Dominic Rennie Raab was born on 25th February 1974. During the period between 2021 and 2023, he was Deputy Prime Minister, Secretary of State for Justice, and Lord Chancellor, but Liz Truss became Premier in 2023, interrupting his career. He has served as a Member of Parliament (MP) for Esher and Walton since 2010. 
Dominic Raab Career:
Dominic Raab Education
His early education was at Dr Challoner's Grammar School, Amersham, where he worked on a kibbutz before attending Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, where he captained the university karate team. His next step was to earn a Master of Laws degree from Jesus College, Cambridge.
Dominic Raab Parliamentary Career:
Dominic RaabMember Of Parliament
Dominic Raabwon a majority of 18,593 votes over his nearest rival at the 2010 election to represent Esher and Walton, a Conservative, safe seat in Surrey.
Dominic Raab Libel Case
Dominic Raabsigned a compromise agreement with Davis and a female employee regarding an employment tribunal claim while working in the office of David Davis, MP, in August 2007. The contract included a confidentiality clause.
Dominic Raab Political Positions:
Dominic Raab Human Rights Act
Dominic Raabsaid in 2009, before becoming an MP, that he did not support the Human Rights Act, stating that "The enactment of the Human Rights Act triggered the formulation of claims by lawyers and judicial reasoning by courts, utilizing human rights arguments that were never dared before."
Dominic Raab Palestinian State
Dominic Raabvisited Israel and the West Bank in August 2020 to "press for renewed dialogue."
Dominic Raabwrote in 2011 that peace must precede Palestinian statehood and that Israeli settlements undermine "the prospects for a contiguous Palestinian state."
Dominic Raab Writings:
Dominic Raab Civil Liberties And Justice
The Assault on Liberty - What Went Wrong with Rights, his first book, was published in 2009. A pamphlet on the Home Office counter-terrorism review, Fight Terror, Defend Freedom, was published in October 2010.
Dominic Raabwrote an article in January 2011 arguing that control orders are ineffective in counter-terrorism cases and should be scrapped and that prosecutions should be emphasized instead.
Dominic Raab Personal life:
Erika Rey, a Brazilian marketing executive at Google until 2020, is married to Raab. They live in Thames Ditton, Surrey, with their two children, Peter and Joshua.
Dominic Raabtold ITV News in October 2021 that he had received three death threats in the two years before the killing of Sir David Amess.
Dominic Raab Awards:
Dominic Raabwas named Newcomer of the Year at The Spectator's Parliamentary Awards for 2011.
Dominic Raabwas ranked fourth on a list of the "Top 100 Most Influential Conservatives" by LBC's Iain Dale and a panel in 2019.