Serbian prosecutors from the Specialized Organized Crime Department (TOK) are resuming work as the Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office begins assessing the damage caused by a series of legal reforms previously enacted under former Justice Minister Nela Kuburović, often referred to as the “Mrdić Laws.” These reforms, now widely criticized, are under investigation for potentially undermining the fight against organized crime and corruption. The current review aims to determine the extent of the negative impact these laws had on ongoing cases and the overall judicial system. Specifically, authorities are examining how the changes affected the ability to prosecute high-profile corruption and organized crime offenses. The investigation will likely focus on identifying cases that were negatively impacted and determining the necessary steps for remediation. The return of TOK prosecutors signals a renewed effort to address these concerns and restore confidence in the rule of law.