'Muslim Mafia' lawsuit response: Legally, CAIR doesn't even exist
Father, son defend undercover investigation producing evidence of group's links to terror
In an intriguing twist to a lawsuit with national security implications, lawyers defending a father and son who carried out a six-month undercover investigation of the Council on American-Islamic Relations have filed a reply claiming the D.C.-based Muslim-rights group has no claim because it does not legally exist.
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