EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS - Judge Denies Motion To Keep Oksana Grigorieva's Computer Content Private

Oksana Grigorieva was snapped leaving Los Angeles County Superior Court this afternoon after a judge denied her motion to keep the contents of her computer private.

The Sheriff's Department wants full access to Oksana's computer and cell phone in connection with her extortion investigation involving Mel Gibson, and Grigorieva's attorney Daniel Horowitz said he was disappointed with Judge Scott Gordon's ruling. Horowitz told reporters outside of the courtroom, "It's not embarrassing, it's private. Private things should not be seen by law enforcement officers."

However, Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said that what Grigorieva and Horowitz were objecting to was "standard operating procedure" for law enforcement investigations. Whitmore added, "The judge did the right thing by letting the Sheriff's Department do its job. The motion should have never been filed."