Lawyer Rodoljub Šabić stated that four candidates, including himself, must collectively decide whether to accept the invitation from the Serbian Parliament's Committee to return to REM.

Lawyer Rodoljub Šabić has criticized proposed amendments to election laws, arguing that they will lead to new problems. He also stated that the draft changes circumvent the recommendations made by ODI

Lawyer Rodoljub Šabić criticized the Serbian police for allegedly illegally intercepting four students, searching them, and seizing approximately two million dinars collected from donors for student activities.

Rodoljub Šabić commented on the government's use of a "sound cannon," suggesting it's a smokescreen to hide unpleasant topics. The discussion is linked to the tragic death of a student.

Lawyer and legal analyst Rodoljub Šabić has criticized both the content and the conduct of the public debate surrounding Serbia's draft Law on Internal Affairs, deeming the process "meaningless."

Lawyer Rodoljub Šabić stated that the case where police intercepted four students on the street, forcibly brought them to the station, searched them, and seized their money, is a continuation of illegal police conduct.

Former Commissioner Rodoljub Šabić stated that the penetration of organized crime into the Serbian police could have been prevented with existing laws, but there is a lack of political will to address it.

The First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has stated that the police raid on the premises of the opposition People's Movement of Serbia (NPS) party was conducted lawfully under a court order. However, lawyer and former Commissioner for Information of Public Importance Rodoljub Šabić has assessed that the circumstances of the police action, which included searching premises and seizing phones and computers, could constitute an abuse of authority.

Legal analyst Rodoljub Šabić expressed concern over media reports suggesting the Serbian Embassy in Lisbon may have supported an international drug cartel, calling the information 'devastating' to the state's credibility.