"Kealoha’s attorney, Kevin Sumida, argued in court papers that releasing the information would violate his client’s constitutional right to privacy and cause her “irreparable harm.”"  Uh huh, yea right, ok pull the other leg then!  If you truly did not want such pertinent private information to be accessed by people interested in finding out more about you, you should have chosen a different career path than being a City government deputy prosecutor.  

As your name has become synonymous with "legal actions, court cases" and a lengthy trial involving family members, your name is bound to come up, for information gathering by news media sources like city newspapers and such.  It's sort of disingenious to try and claim that your records "are private information" and not privy to or for legal dissemination when its legally requested under government rules and regulations.