A New Orleans lawyer convicted of exposing herself to a taxi driver while intoxicated has been sentenced to a one day suspended sentence and one day inactive probation.

Jennifer Gaubert, 34, was convicted in January of misdemeanor criminal mischief in connection to the bizarre incident that took place in 2012 and was caught on camera.

The driver, Harvey Farrell, made a cell phone video showing an inebriated Gaubert trying to seduce him in his cab.

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Naughty lawyer: Jennifer Gaubert (left), 34, an attorney from New Orleans, has been sentenced to one day suspended sentence and one day inactive probation for exposing herself to cab driver Harvey Farrell (right)

X-rated: Farrell made a cellphone video in April 2012 showing an inebriated Gaubert trying to seduce him in his cab

Steamy scene: In the video, Gaubert is seen lifting her skirt, tugging on her underwear and allegedly trying to coax the driver into taking their rendezvous to the next level

Loyal: Farrell inquires of the passenger where he should let her out and declares that he is faithful to his girlfriend

The case was further complicated by the fact that Farrell was later arrested for extortion after the lawyer claimed he had threatened to make the raunchy video public unless Gaubert paid him $60,000.

The extortion case revolved around an email that Farrell allegedly sent to Gaubert's attorney demanding money in exchange for his silence, but in the end she could not produce the note.

Prosecutors were seeking to convict the attorney and former radio talk show host of making false statements - a felony - but the woman was found guilty January 16 of the lesser charge of criminal mischief.

Gaubret said in an interview with New Orleans Times-Picayune that she was drunk when she got into Harvey Farrell's cab in April 2012, but she insisted that her sexual encounter with the cabbie was consensual.

The attorney claimed that she was not aware that Farrell turned on his cell phone camera and was filming under her skirt as they were kissing in his car.

In the raunchy three-minute clip, Gaubert is seen lifting her skirt, tugging on her underwear and allegedly trying to coax the driver into taking their rendezvous to the next level by repeating the words ‘baby’ and ‘please.’

Bizarre twist: Gaubert filed a complaint in 2013 accusing Farrell of trying to extort $60,000 from her, but the case fell through when the lawyer could not produce a key piece of evidence

Farrell, on the other hand, inquires of the passenger where he should let her out and declares that he is faithful to his girlfriend.

A year after Gaubert's arrest, she filed a complaint accusing Farrell of sending her lawyer a threatening email with a copy of the X-rated video.

According to Gaubert, the cabbie suggested that unless she pays him $60,000, he would release the embarrassing film. He later lowered the amount to $1,000, Gaubert claimed at the time.

But the extortion case against Farrell fell apart when Gaubert was unable to produce the email with the video.

Before Gaubert was sentenced Wednesday, she asked the presiding judge to grant her a new trial, but her request was denied.