( CNN ) -- A Florida court technician has the job of blurring Justin Bieber 's private parts on jail video before you can see it . The video will then be handed over to news organizations this week under Florida 's open records law , a Miami judge ordered Tuesday . It 's part of several hours of video captured by surveillance cameras inside the Miami Beach Police Department 's jail , where Bieber was held after his arrest on DUI charges on January 23 . Miami-Dade County Judge William Altfield rejected arguments from Bieber 's lawyer that the video should be kept private . `` The court finds that images of the defendant while in custody at the Miami Beach Police Department are relevant to the public 's right to know , '' Altfield ruled Tuesday . The segments to be released include a sequence in which Bieber `` appears to be urinating '' in a cell , `` revealing an image of the defendant 's genitalia , '' the judge wrote . The order , however , instructs the court 's video technician to blur `` the image wherein genitalia is observed . '' `` While the defendant may not enjoy all of the expectations of privacy that he enjoys outside of a jail setting , he still retains his expectation of dignity , '' the judge said . Several photographs taken by police of Bieber showing his tattoos were given to the media Tuesday . Video showing Bieber doing push-ups in a jail cell and attempting a sobriety test in a hallway were released last month . Florida 's open records law gives the news media full access to documents , photographs and video collected by police unless there is a compelling reason to keep them private . A status hearing is set for March 11 in Bieber 's DUI case , which also includes a charge of resisting arrest without violence and driving with an expired license . CNN 's Suzanne Presto contributed to this report .
Images of Bieber urinating `` are relevant to the public 's right to know , '' judge rules . Bieber jail video reveals `` an image of the defendant 's genitalia , '' the judge wrote . The video will be given to news agencies under Florida 's open records law . Video was recorded after the singer 's DUI arrest in January .