Jared Fogle is desperately trying to get out of prison anyway he can, and now he is dragging disgraced Larry Nassar into his fight by using the disgraced Team USA doctor as a benchmark for his own charges. 
 
 Fogle filed documents in his case, obtained by The Blast, arguing that he should have never been charged with “traveling for the purpose of engaging in illicit sex.” He specifically points out that “Dr. Larry Nasser was not charged with ‘travel for the purpose of engaging in illicit sexual conduct,’ yet he clearly engaged in unlawful conducts with young women.” 
 
 He says that “Fogle, in contrast, traveled as a Media Spokesperson for Subway, yet he was in error allowed to be charged” with the “traveling” crime. 
 
 Fogle — who is currently behind bars serving his 15 year sentence — is questioning why Nassar wouldn’t also be charged with the same crime if he was “clearly violating young women” during his medical travels. He claims this is “diverging applications of the law,” and wants it dropped. 
 
 Fogle is also claiming he was pressured into pleading guilty in the whole case, and wants his plea withdrawn from court. He accuses the prosecution of “tinkering” with a charge to “create crime” and force him to plead guilty or risk being forced into bankruptcy. He also blames his “high priced” legal team for allegedly forcing him to plead guilty. 
 
 Lastly, he blames many of his issues on “alcohol and sex addictions” and claims doctors put him on medication to successfully curb his “overactive libido.” 
 
 Fogle is adamant the courts have been in “grave error of the law.” 
 
 The court has not yet responded to his motion … but Fogle is clearly pulling out all the stops to get out of prison. ||||| Disgraced Subway pitchman Jared Fogle has found a new way to inflict pain on one of his victims, blaming her parents rather than himself for her emotional distress. 
 
 The unidentified Indiana girl’s parents filed suit against Fogle, currently serving 16 years in federal prison, earlier this year for injuries from his invasion of privacy and negligence. 
 
 Fogle’s friend Russell Taylor, sentenced to 27 years in prison, was found guilty of secretly recording their daughter and others changing clothes and bathing at his house over more than four years and distributing the images to the former spokesman. 
 
 The suit filed in March had asked for $150,000 in damages, though a motion from Fogle’s legal team wants to name the girl’s parents as defendants. 
 
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 Jared Fogle filed a motion against the parents of one of his victims on Thursday. (Gabriel Olsen/Getty Images) 
 
 A motion filed Thursday says the divorced couple “through their actions, caused or significantly contributed to the injuries and damages alleged by Jane Doe in her Complaint against the Defendants.” 
 
 Fogle says the parents, unidentified to protect the identity of their daughter, caused her to have depression because they would get drunk, fight and argue with the girl. 
 
 The convicted pedophile said in a complaint the parents were responsible for his victim’s substance abuse and suicidal ideations. 
 
 The unnamed victim was secretly recorded changing by Russell Taylor. (Uncredited/AP) 
 
 Ronald Ellberger, an Indianapolis-based lawyer listed for Fogle, would not comment on the case when contacted by the Daily News. 
 
 Jared Fogle’s lawyer tries to shed time off his sentence 
 
 Fogle’s previous efforts to mitigate his responsibility for his heinous crimes have failed, with a federal judge rejecting his attempt to reduce his 15-year eight-month sentence earlier this year. 
 
 The legal process unearthed documents showing sick texts in which he “craved” sex with 14- and 15-year-olds and was willing to pay hundreds of dollars for it. 
 
 Fogle is serving a sentence of more than 15 years in prison. (Michael Conroy/AP) 
 
 Disgust generated as the former weight-loss guru's actions led one inmate at his federal prison in Colorado to beat him. The inmate said Fogle paraded around the joint like a “celebrity.” 
 
 With his current sentence, Fogle won’t be eligible for parole until 2029. 
 
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– Jared Fogle remains very busy trying to get himself out of jail—and apparently keeping up with current events. The former Subway pitchman's new legal gambit revolves around the case of disgraced Team USA gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar, reports the Blast. In newly filed legal documents, Fogle complains that he was charged with "traveling for the purpose of engaging in illicit sex" while he was on the road for Subway, but Nassar was not similarly charged even though he committed crimes while on the road with the gymnasts. Fogle apparently sees this as an example of how the case against him was unfair. He also says he was pressured into pleading guilty and wants to withdraw his pleas to charges of distribution and receipt of child pornography and traveling to engage in illicit sexual conduct with a minor. TMZ points out that Fogle is serving a 15-year sentence, while Nassar has no hope of ever leaving prison, raising the question of why Fogle would take the risk of withdrawing his pleas to get a new trial. (Fogle previously said the judge was biased because she has daughters.)