Yes, if you reasonably relied on the representation.

You don’t. You’re not a licensed attorney so practicing law without a license would land you next to him. Hire an attorney for him.

Yes you can sue. Anyone can file suit for themselves.

I am not aware of any law that prohibits a jury from deciding that a prosecutor has met its burden of proof based only on text messages.

That's not a simple question. An attorney would need to review everything from the lease contract, title documents, the paperwork you signed, etc....

"Can I use a public defender . . . . ?" What did the public defender say when you applied?

Apparently you should call law enforcement.

Discuss the terms and conditions of your bail agreement with your criminal defense attorney, or hire one to research it for you.

Yes you can hire an attorney to sue him. Please understand, however, there is a significant public misconception that the attorney will do it on...

Please stop with the multiple posts. You’re not going to get different answers by doing so.