You hire an attorney in California, preferably near the place in the State where you are being charged.

You have a case for an amount equal to whatever you paid for the bad food.

You say "exorbitant" but then fail to tell us what the amount is. Not that attorneys render opinions on storage rates. I agree with my colleague.

Talk to an attorney so you can get into the details.

Yes. There are exceptions to such sales. The discount comes with a cost in that you're taking a big risk with such vehicles.

Yes you still owe on the bail bond fee. The contract with them was complete the moment they posted the bail bond to get you released.

Discuss it with your custody attorney. This isn't going to be a do it yourself project.

You're asking us to speculate. Hiring an attorney will cost you money.

He can discuss this with his criminal defense attorney.

Yes, you can sue to recover damages. However it sounds like you have no evidence and little in the way of damages.