BOSTON (AP) The winner of the CBS reality television show ''Big Brother 9,'' accused of trying to sell a powerful prescription painkiller, is again asking to be released on bail until his trial.

Adam Jasinski was charged last month with attempting to sell 2,000 pills of oxycodone, which is the main active ingredient in OxyContin and other painkillers and can produce a heroin-like high if crushed and then swallowed, snorted or injected.

Jasinski, of Delray Beach, Fla., has been held without bail since a federal agent testified he told the agent he'd been selling thousands of the pills every month in Florida, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

At a hearing Friday, defense lawyer Valerie Carter asked Magistrate Judge Leo Sorokin to release Jasinski, 31, to his parents' custody in Cherry Hill, N.J. She said Jasinski's parents are willing to put up property they own for his bond. She also said he would agree to electronic or GPS monitoring and to mental health and substance abuse counseling.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Linda Ricci said prosecutors believe Jasinski should be held without bail until his trial. She said living with his parents and wearing a monitoring device will not guarantee he will show up in court for his trial or ''prevent his drug activity.''

The judge said he expected to make his decision early next week.

The ''Big Brother'' series seals strangers inside a makeshift house on a soundstage for the chance to be the last remaining houseguest and win a $500,000 grand prize. In recent seasons, contestants including Jasinski have been heavily criticized for remarks made inside the house. Jasinski was fired by a nonprofit autism organization because he used the word ''retards.''