He told Nabizada that his crime has had a “long-lasting impact” on the victim, which she described in a victim impact statement. The court was told he currently has indefinite leave to remain in the UK, and had applied for British citizenship. Judge Morris sentenced Nabizada to seven years in prison and he was also placed on the sex offenders register indefinitely. Faye Cook, procurator fiscal for High Court sexual offences, said the conviction is the result of the victim’s courage in coming forward and the determined work of police officers. “We remain committed to tackling sexual crimes and bringing those responsible to justice.