Honestly, she should ignore the judge's orders and appeal. If there is something on her hard drive that is incriminating, she has a right to refuse giving it as testimony.
That's one problem with our judicial system, some judges interpret the law differently - many times in error - so you have to change your venue and argue the semantics in front of SCOTUS. Precedence changes fairly often; therefore, obedience to authority should not be a gut reaction for fear of suffering a longer sentence.
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