In 2021, Aleksandar Martinović, Minister of Agriculture in the technical mandate, accused KRIK and its editor Stevan Dojčinović of money laundering and tax evasion in the Parliament. The court found that Martinović's claims were untrue and offensive, did not grant him parliamentary immunity and ordered the payment of compensation of 120.000 dinars.
The editor of KRIK, Stevan Dojčinović, believes that the case of the former state secretary of the MUP was handled from the beginning in such a way as to avoid serious accusations, and that the evidence of Dijana Hrkalović's involvement in criminal activities never became part of the official indictment.
In the lawsuits, Koluvia argued that KRIK violated the presumption of innocence. At the trials, he told how his neighbors started to avoid him because of KRIK's texts
Judge Nataša Petričević Milisavljević condemned KRIK for quoting the eavesdropped conversation of members of Zoran Jotić Jotka's criminal group, in which it was heard that BIA director Bratislav Gašić was "in trouble" with Jotić. The judgment was made based on Gašić's lawsuit for violation of honor and reputation
